The UN’s World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said in a report released on Thursday that the global water cycle was becoming ever more unpredictable, with shrinking glaciers, droughts, unbalanced ...

There are a few natural forces that can take water or add water to the Great Lakes. Here are the numbers showing why the Great Lakes water levels are going down.

La Niña is the cold phase of this cycle while El Niño is the warm phase. During La Niña, cold water conditions are prevalent ...

Earth’s water cycle is becoming harder to predict as the climate changes, UN scientists have warned. Last year was the sixth in a row to show an erratic cycle and the third where all glacier regions ...

What surprised us was that [Day Zero Droughts] might actually occur relatively soon,” scientist Christian Franzke told ...

Just as rivers flow across the land, sustaining communities, livelihoods and biodiversity, ‘invisible rivers’ flow above us, carrying more water vapour than all the rivers on Earth combined. These ...

The Great Lakes water levels are generally on the decline at the current time. Most of the lakes are expected to have below normal water levels over the next six months. The typical water level cycle ...

After record rainfall this weekend, many in the Salt Lake area are dealing with clean up from flooding. The rain was good for the Great Salt Lake, but officials said the benefits are going to ...

“Water changes everything about the way a planet works.” With those words, Graham Pearson, a foremost expert on deep Earth minerals, conveyed the scale of a breakthrough that is revolutionizing our ...

A powerful nor’easter began pushing its way through the Philadelphia metro area on Sunday, keeping streets wet, winds strong and waters elevated along the shores and tidal rivers.