There are also growing concerns unseasonably warm spring temperatures throughout April are leading to accelerated snowmelt. This is increasing streamflow and exposing more dry ground.

The app often reported temperatures up to 4 degrees cooler than on-site wet bulb globe temperature (WBGT) measurements, which ...

A summary of the major climate statistics recorded at this site is provided below. There is also an extended table with more statistics available. More detailed data for individual sites is available.

That’s where so-called wet bulb temperatures come into play — and the danger they represent could have a disproportionate impact on Black America. Wet bulb temperatures are a measure of both heat and ...

In 2024, the National Park Service published a set of reports assessing how average temperatures, heat and precipitation extremes, and drought are likely to change in each park over the coming ...

A recent study by researchers at the University of Toronto Mississauga offers a more precise way to map urban air temperatures, which could help cities better understand local heat patterns and their ...

(WWLP) – April has been off to a wet and cool start ... There are more chances of rain this week and temperatures look to climb back to the 60s by next week.

Their study, published last week in the science journal PNAS, confirmed that this dangerous threshold is much lower than scientists had previously thought: a so-called wet-bulb temperature ...

New research suggests that humans have a lower threshold for incredibly hot, humid temperatures than previously believed, and wet-bulb temperatures of 31 degrees Celsius would begin to affect the ...

New weather maps by WXCharts forecast the UK to be hit by frosty 0C temperatures in April - and even snow in one remote part of the British Isles. The maps generated using met desk data reveal ...

New weather maps from Netweather show that warm temperatures look set to continue, with London expected to see highs of 20C on April 12, and 19C in the Midlands and an area of East Anglia.