On 24 June 2026, two earthquakes measuring magnitude 7.2 and Magnitude 7.5 struck northern Venezuela, causing significant damage across the country. According to the latest bulletins from local…
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Acquired by one of the Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellites on 23 June 2026, this image shows Cork, Ireland's second-largest city, where the River Lee widens into Lough Mahon, an inlet forming the…
After the marine heatwave of the end of May 2026, the intense temperatures which affected western and central Europe during the third decade of June caused further warming of the surrounding seas.
Sargassum blooms are seasonal accumulations of floating algae which can occur across the Caribbean Sea. This bloom has been larger than usual between April and June 2026, raising concern because of…
The Bijagós Archipelago, a system of 88 islands off the coast of Guinea-Bissau in West Africa, has been designated by UNESCO as the Bolama-Bijagós Biosphere Reserve. Its mangroves and surrounding…
Between 23 and 25 June 2026, a broad area of clear weather brought blue skies across much of the United Kingdom and Ireland, providing us with an unusually cloudless view of the landscape from space.…
During the summer months, large algal blooms occur frequently in the Balic Sea. Often driven by warmer temperatures, abundant sunlight, and nutrient-rich waters, these blooms can reduce water quality…
On 7 May 2026, DIVERIS, the European Commission's network for diversity and inclusion in space and defence, held its Annual Meeting in Brussels, bringing network members and stakeholders together to…
Western and Central Europe are facing a severe heatwave caused by a persistent high-pressure atmospheric system known as an “Omega block”.
A severe heatwave is currently affecting western Europe, France and Spain being the most affected countries.
This webinar is designed to help participants become familiar and confident with the use of the WEkEO Data Viewer. Attendees will explore Light and Expert versions of the viewer, learn how to access,…
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The Yukon Delta, located on the Bering Sea coast of western Alaska, USA, is one of the largest river deltas in North America. Its maze of channels, wetlands, tundra, and lakes provides important…
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Do you want to become part of the Hydrological Forecast Centre - Analytics and Dissemination (DISS) for CEMS EFAS and GloFAS? The CEMS Hydrological Forecast Centre – Analytics and Dissemination (DISS) provides a daily analysis of the hydrological predictions coming from the EFAS including the issuing of Flood Notifications to the end-users. Further
Sea ice around Svalbard plays an important role in the Arctic environment, influencing marine ecosystems, surface temperatures, and the ocean-atmosphere exchange. According to the latest C3S…
Show Your Stripes Day, celebrated every year on 21 June, is an initiative to raise awareness of climate change and the need for urgent action. “Climate stripes” are a simple but impactful visual…
Lake Siljan lies in Dalarna, a region in central Sweden which is widely regarded as the country's strongest bastion of traditional Midsummer celebrations, one of the country’s most important seasonal…
Antarctic sea ice plays an important role in the polar climate system, influencing not only Southern Ocean ecosystems but also global ocean circulation. For this reason, sea ice conditions are…
From 8 to 12 June 2026, the first Digital Ocean Week brought representatives from EU institutions and Member States, scientists, industry, and users to Brussels and online to explore the future of…
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