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Fires Char New Guinea – NASA Science0
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- October 22, 2026
New Guinea, the world’s second-largest island, harbors an extraordinary variety of plant life across more than a dozen distinct ecoregions, including seasonally dry savannas, tropical rainforests, and lowland swamp forests. But in September and October 2026, as drought gripped New Guinea (sometimes called Papua) amid a strong El Niño, fires scorched the island and smoke
READ MOREExtratropical Cyclone Whips Past Iceland – NASA Science0
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- October 21, 2026
Hurricane Isaias—the only Atlantic hurricane to date in 2026—made landfall in Florida as a Category 2 storm on October 9. After delivering a rainy, windy blow to the U.S. Gulf Coast and drenching much of the Eastern Seaboard, the weather system had more in store. Riding the jet stream east over the North Atlantic, Isaias’s
READ MOREThe Human Fingerprint on Earth’s Water Cycle – NASA Science0
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- October 20, 2026
Humans are exerting increasing influence over how water moves through lakes, rivers, soil, and the subsurface, and a new NASA study shows where those effects are greatest. Using more than two decades of satellite measurements of subtle changes in Earth’s gravity, the researchers sharpened the picture of how—and why—terrestrial water storage has changed. This map
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Autumn Paints Poland’s Bieszczady Mountains – NASA Science0
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- October 19, 2026
As the air grows cooler and days shorter, brown bears prowl the Carpathian Mountains of southern Poland with the goal of fattening up ahead of winter hibernation. In a more conspicuous sign of autumn, beech and other deciduous trees blanketing the hillsides start to sport reds and golds. The seasonal transformation was underway in southeast
READ MOREFires Arrive in the Amazon Rainforest – NASA Science0
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- October 15, 2026
Unlike a tornado or thunderstorm that can deliver destruction in minutes, El Niño exerts its influence over many months. This year, a drought accompanying El Niño has left the Amazon rainforest primed to burn, and scientists say the region has entered the early stages of what they think will be a long and severe fire
READ MOREHurricane Simon Lurks Off the Mexican Coast – NASA Science0
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- October 14, 2026
Hurricane Simon, the latest in a long progression of tropical cyclones in the Eastern Pacific this season, passed close to the Mexican coast as a category 4 storm on October 11, 2026. Sustained winds reached 250 kilometers (155 miles) per hour as it crept north-northwest. Simon’s eye was about 50 kilometers (30 miles) offshore, between
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Hurricane Simon Lurks Off the Mexican Coast - NASA Science
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- October 14, 2026
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The Human Fingerprint on Earth’s Water Cycle - NASA Science
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- October 20, 2026
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