People worldwide are encouraged to leave their cars at home and explore greener ways of commuting, supporting sustainable urban living and a healthier environment.
Europe is experiencing its first big cold spell of the autumn, with low temperatures and plenty of rain and snow across many regions. A strong weather system is moving across the continent, ending the mild summer weather seen in recent weeks.
Summer temperatures are rising, and cities are particularly affected. This article describes exemplary developments and correlations in Zurich (Switzerland).
meteoblue collaborates with Krefeld on the innovative Citizen-Science Climate Project, which involves the population to collect measurements that are further used to monitor the city’s climate.
After intense and prolonged heat over the Balkan states, Central Europe has also been reached by a heatwave with daily maximum temperatures >35°C. A cooling is expected over the weekend of 17.-18. August 2024.
The third hurricane of the tropical Atlantic hurricane season is about to form. It is forecasted to hit leeward islands, including Puerto Rico and the us and British Virgin Islands.