Forecasting Change: Less extreme cold in winterIn the last 50 years, our lowest temperature for the winter has risen.
Forecasting Change: Winter nights not as cold in OrlandoAccording to analysis from Climate Central, the number of cold nights is changing across the country and Orlando is no exception.
Here’s why residents welcome changes at Orlando’s Stanton Energy PlantOver the next five years, the iconic Stanton Energy Plant will be replacing the coal it now uses to generate electricity with natural gas.
Forecasting Change: Using wind and solar energy to reach net zeroHere's what you need to know about the road to net zero.
Forecasting Change: A warmer Atlantic means stronger hurricanesIt the last 100 years, sea surface temperatures have warmed 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit.
Here’s why these wax figures were left to melt away in the Florida sunA new exhibit outside Orlando City Hall is melting away under the Central Florida sun.
Forecasting Change: Orlando among hundreds of cities to experience record-hot summerIn the U.S., 452 different cities had a top 10 record-hot summer. Orlando is one of those cities.
Forecasting Change: Autumn getting a later startIf it seems to you like Autumn doesn’t get here as soon as it used to, you may be onto something.
Show your stripes: Graphics show Florida, the world is dramatically heating upIf you’ve been perusing social media, you may have noticed colorful blue and red graphics popping up. Turns out, they’re displaying how global temperatures are changing.
New report provides clues to origin of Gotha flooding problemsA new engineering report may have uncovered clues surrounding flooding issues with land-locked lakes in one West Orange County community.
Here are 5 ways you can be more ecofriendly on Earth Day and beyondThe argument could be made that every day should be Earth Day, but if you’re new to the environmentally conscious scene, a national day of observation is a great place to...
Here’s how you can celebrate the planet this Earth Day while staying safe at homeYour daily life, not to mention holidays and celebrations, has probably been looking a lot different from your norm recently.
Brevard students monitoring sea levels, Indian River Lagoon healthThe next generation studying global weather patterns and rising sea levels could be a group of high school students working on the Indian River Lagoon.
Dune restoration to protect launch operations at Kennedy Space Center from rising sea levelsWorkers are restoring Kennedy Space Center's first line of defense from the sea: the sand dunes.
Satellite Beach prepares for possible sea level rise of 3 feetThe City of Satellite Beach is preparing itself for a possible sea level rise of three feet by the year 2070.
Fever chart: Earth had its hottest decade on record in 2010sThe decade that just ended was by far the hottest ever measured on Earth.
