Not long ago we reported on the Canadian Wildfires, which ushered the advent of large-scale fire season at the end of April, and was caused by a prolonged drought in the country. Numerous fires are still raging, with clouds of smoke gradually on their way across the Atlantic to Europe.

The heatwave on the Iberian Peninsula brings heat with temperatures reaching 40°C, especially in cities like Seville.

Smart home systems have become indispensable in many homes. For example, seeing the weather forecast at a glance in your home facilitates daily planning for many people.

Our desert dust map shows massive dust movements emitted at the Saharan Desert and moving across the Atlantic, where it will partly hit the Caribbean region in the next few days.

Various Weather Maps show a cyclonic storm from the Arabian Sea heading towards the Indian and Pakistan mainland. According to our forecast, the storm will hit the mainland on Thursday noon.

High temperatures are currently observed in some European cities, and some even experienced the first tropical night of the year.

Low-pressure conditions bring dust, created by the fires, right towards the East coast of the U.S.

A low-pressure system brings storms and rain, which can be followed on the weather maps.

The high-pressure zone over Northwestern Europe brings high temperatures to the Biscaya regions Check out the city climate for Bilbao with our 10x10m heatmap.

Currently, wildfire warnings are in effect for the east coast of Nova Scotia, which are also visible in our weather maps.