In the first half of 2025, natural disasters inflicted significant losses in China, impacting over 23 million people and ...

China - grappling with one of its coldest Decembers on record - will likely have to brace for another round of scorching heat and an increase in extreme weather next year due to the El Nino ...

NEWS Extreme Weather Battered China in 2023. This Year Could Be Worse. The end of the current El Niño cycle will make severe heat waves, droughts, and floods even more likely, climate experts say.

Tropical Storm Danas caused chaos in eastern China, bringing heavy rainfall and flash floods to the high-tech industrial ...

"China is especially vulnerable to extreme weather intensified by climate change." China's annual average temperature last year was the highest since records began in 1901.

China’s vast electrical grid buzzes with more renewable energy than that of any other country, but this system is also becoming more vulnerable to power shortages caused by unfavourable weather.

[Photo/CCTV] The lag effect of the El Nino phenomenon has resulted in an increased frequency of extreme weather events, a meteorological expert said at a news conference.

Climate change has made extreme weather events such as bushfires and floods more frequent and more likely in recent years, ...

Dominica, China, and Honduras were the countries most affected by extreme weather events. But, Myanmar, Italy, and India were among the other highly impacted countries.

Climate change is emerging as one of the most severe threats to humanity, with intensifying global warming leading to more frequent and extreme weather events, causing water and food scarcities ...

Weather experts predict El Nino could fade between April and June next year, but as its effects take months to materialise, there could be more temperature records broken in 2024.

Weather experts predict El Nino could fade between April and June next year, but as its effects take months to materialise, there could be more temperature records broken in 2024. Zhao said extreme ...