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Spring in Brazil: cooler and rainier than last year, but still hot

According to the forecast provided by Meteum meteorologists, spring in Brazil will be cooler and rainier than last year, but still hot and dry relative to the climatic norm

Air Pollution: Beyond Human Causes

The role of natural factors in amplifying or mitigating air pollution.

The incredible power of tsunamis: Nature’s most destructive force

Imagine a wave so powerful it can level entire coastal cities and travel across oceans at the speed of a jet plane. This isn't science fiction — it's the awe-inspiring and terrifying reality of tsunamis, one of nature’s most destructive forces.

Tornadoes and how they're formed

Tornadoes are as hard to predict as they are to forget after experiencing one. These mysterious whirlwinds can look like ordinary clouds, hide behind heavy rain, and even touch ground in a snowstorm. Keep reading to learn how tornadoes are formed and what myths get stuck in their vortex.

The hottest places on Earth: Where the sun’s fury is unleashed

When we think of extreme heat, visions of arid deserts, parched landscapes, and relentless sun immediately come to mind. While many places on Earth experience scorching temperatures, only a few hold the records for being the hottest. These regions are not just hot; they are furnaces where the heat can be unbearable, even deadly. In this article, we will explore some of the hottest places on Earth and delve into the meteorological phenomena that make these locations so extreme