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In addition to temp records, the U.S. suffered $91B in losses from weather events in 2018, the 4th most since 1980.

So far, 2018 is the hottest La Nina year on record.

If you live in one of these places, be sure to add 'look for pests' to your house-hunting checklist.

Global sea levels are rising faster than predicted as a result of warming temperatures driven by burning fossil fuels, according to researchers who now say an increase of at least 3-feet (1 meter) is likely unavoidable.

Organizations like the Red Cross and the U.N. World Food Program are already using GFMS before, during and after floods when ground information is lackingwhich is often the case.

Organizations like the Red Cross and the U.N. World Food Program are already using GFMS before, during and after floods when ground information is lackingwhich is often the case.

A new study on global warming suggests the worst is yet to come.

Temperatures this year are on course for their highest globally since records began, with oceans bearing the brunt of the heat and the U.S. and Canada spared the worst, according to the World Meteorological Organization.