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Early Fires in Brazil’s Pantanal
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Published June 12, 2024
Drought helped spread intense, early-season blazes in one of the world’s largest wetlands.
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Rainfall Breaks Records in Florida
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Moisture-laden tropical air brought intense downpours and flooding to the southern part of the state.
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Sea Ice Takes a Spin Down the Coast
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Ice fragments from Greenland and the Arctic form elaborate swirls as they are swept south.
Heat Scorches U.S. Southwest
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Published June 10, 2024
An early summer heat wave broke temperature records in Nevada, Arizona, and California in June 2024.
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Drought Parches Mexico
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Published June 7, 2024
Dry weather is putting extra strain on the systems that deliver water to Mexico City.
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Culebra’s Coral Reefs
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Published June 8, 2024
The remote archipelago is flanked by extensive coral reef areas, but these hubs of biodiversity face a summer of sweltering water temperatures.
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Kamchatka at Night
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Published June 9, 2024
Moonlit mountains and illuminated towns highlight geographic features on this sparsely populated Russian peninsula.
Grass Fire Chars California
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Published June 5, 2024
Strong winds and ample fuel helped spread flames over 14,000 acres of grassland in San Joaquin County.
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Satellite Data Suggest U.S. Methane Emissions Underestimated
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Emissions of the potent greenhouse gas may be higher than previously thought, especially from landfills.
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Iceland Eruption Goes Another Round
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Published June 3, 2024
A volcanic fissure on the Reykjanes peninsula came alive again with voluminous, vigorous flows.