Extreme sea levels, caused by storm surges and high tides, can have devastating societal impacts. To effectively protect our coasts, global information on coastal flooding is needed.

Data from faint earth tremors caused by wind-driven ocean waves -- often dismissed as "background noise" at seismographic stations around the world -- suggest extreme ocean storms have become more ...

When marine heatwaves and ocean acidity extreme events co-occur, it can have severe impacts on marine ecosystems. Researchers have determined for the first time the frequency and drivers of these ...

"While the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is a key driver of global climate patterns, it is not the only factor shaping ...

Warm ocean waters are primed to provide plenty of fuel for the 2023 hurricane season, but a possible El Niño could quash storms ...

Erin's "extreme rapid intensification" was observed as the storm moved through "unusually warm ocean waters that were made up ...

Hurricane Beryl makes landfall, fueled by record-breaking ocean heat No storm in recorded history has reached Category 4 this fast, this early.

Weather Amid new extreme weather events, the Perfect Storm feels more relevant than ever 30 years on The deadly ocean storm, later immortalized in the acclaimed book and film, claimed the crew of ...

The world’s oceans were the warmest on record for the fourth year in row in 2022, a troubling sign of the climate crisis caused by humans pumping heat-trapping gases into the atmosphere.

More than half of the sea now logs temperatures once considered extreme, threatening countless species, livelihoods, and the air we breathe.