At the beginning of this week, super typhoon Mawar developed over the West Pacific Ocean, and is still discernible.

For days, Vulcano Popocatépetl has been spewing ash, steam, and gas alternately, which are also visible on our weather maps.

In our Living Lab in and around Basel, we recorded local wind systems using high-resolution thermographic images. Local wind systems are highly relevant for climate change and city climate.

A region of low pressure over the Bay of Bengal is presently developing into a tropical cyclone, advancing directly towards the mainland of Myanmar.

If you believe traditional farming rules and medieval lore, early summer gardening must wait until the end of Ice Saints. We take a closer look into this topic.

These days, allergy sufferers feel the pollen load in the air. Therefore, we offer different tools to detect and forecast different pollen types.

Finally, we want to present the winning image of our Earth Day photography competition, selected from a vast array of remarkable submissions.

Securing second place in our Earth Day photography competition is a truly striking image of a thunderstorm.

We are delighted to have received a large number of breathtaking images for our Earth Day photo contest, and have now chosen the top three.

In Southeast Asia, heatwaves are resulting in numerous temperature extremes. Simultaneously, many urban areas are plagued by hazardous smog.