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The Central Plains has moved into a strong El Nino, which usually means a warmer, drier winter, a Kansas City-based climatologist said during Thursday’s monthly webinar.

Heat waves have always been part of summer, but the familiar short periods of oppressive conditions have grown into weeks to months of sweltering heat. Research has shown that heat

Heat waves have always been part of summer, but the familiar short periods of oppressive conditions have grown into weeks to months of sweltering heat. Research has shown that heat

Some of the most populous places, including parts of India, Pakistan and parts of the Middle East, face extended intolerable conditions.

Some of the most populous places, including parts of India, Pakistan and parts of the Middle East, face extended intolerable conditions.

China has always been one of the world’s wealthiest nations, but Chinese wealth looks different across the country’s eventful history.

On Sunday, government authorities in Thailand issued a nationwide flood watch, warning that heavy rains will increase throughout the first week of this month.

Dedicated to the historical development of the West Liaohe River, one of the three origins of Chinas 5,000 years of civilization, an academic symposium was recently held in Tongliao, North Chinas Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

To mark the centennial of the discovery of the late Homo sapiens fossil known as

Central Plains school district parents voted last night to keep their school district running in a 67% majority vote but some people who wanted it to close say theyre not done yet.