The fingerprints of La Niña were all over the global precipitation map.

Pattrn, a group committed to data-driven, participatory fact mapping, highlighted work by the Western Water Assessment (WWA) Regional Integrated Sciences and Assessments (RISA) team in a new video.

Climate change is transforming the Arctic into a ‘dramatically different state.’ Browse this collection of image highlights from NOAA's 2021 Arctic Report Card.

But fires and other disturbances create patches of "browning" in satellites' view of Arctic vegetation.

Greenland has lost ice mass every year since 1998. Losses in 2021 would have added about 0.2 millimeters to global sea level.

A record-warm autumn boosted Arctic 2020-21 surface temperatures to the rank of seventh-warmest year on record since 1900.

Ice older than 4 years once dominated the winter ice pack in the Arctic. Today, only a tiny fraction of old, thick survives.

Dry conditions were unusually widespread, and total drought area increased by more than 5 percent.

As we enter our second La Niña winter in a row, our blogger explains what we know about the chances for a three-peat. (TL;DR: possible, but not statistically likely.)

Recent research suggested the Southern Ocean might absorb less atmospheric carbon dioxide than previously thought. But a new study published this week in the journal Science confirms the role of the Southern Ocean as a significant carbon sink.