Skip to main content

Morning Overview

Author

Everett Sloane

Latest Articles by Everett Sloane

American Electric Power is now threatening to walk away from two of the biggest U.S. power grids — calling AI data center connection delays a breaking point

America’s largest grid operator just warned it has ‘years, not decades’ to restructure as AI devours power — the system serving 65 million now bracing for shortfalls

NuScale just locked in a Tennessee Valley Authority path to 6 gigawatts of U.S. small modular reactors — the biggest SMR deployment plan in the country

A slow-moving plume of Saharan dust is closing in on Florida and the Gulf Coast — painting sunsets brilliant red as air quality drops across a dozen states

Mount Bulusan is still tremoring at Alert Level 3 — white steam plumes rising 200 meters above the crater rim and the 5 kilometer exclusion zone holding

Mayon has now erupted for 134 straight days — the longest run in the volcano’s recorded history as 290,000 Filipinos are still sheltering across the province

Sakurajima just sent another ash plume over Kyushu this morning — Japan’s Volcanic Ash Advisory Center now tracking drift for a fourth straight day

AccuWeather just boosted its 2026 wildfire forecast past 5.5 million acres — the western snowpack’s lowest reading in 40 years setting the stage for a brutal summer

ProLogium just filed to go public through a SPAC merger — the latest solid-state battery maker cashing in to build its first overseas gigawatt plant in France

The 2026 wildfire season has already burned 2.3 million acres across 29,023 fires — one million more than this time last year and peak season hasn’t even started

Warm ocean water just got caught carving hidden channels beneath East Antarctica’s ice — melting from below at a pace no climate model has ever captured

Sunday’s severe weather reloads across the lower Missouri Valley into the northern High Plains — hail, damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes bearing down from Iowa to South Dakota

The Atlantic hurricane season officially opens tomorrow and NOAA’s outlook is already the quietest in years — a strengthening El Niño shreds storms before they can form

Typhoon Jangmi just strengthened into a Category 1 storm and set course straight for Okinawa — a direct hit now bearing down on a million residents

The U.N. just put the odds of the next five years smashing 2024’s heat record at 91% — and gave a 75% chance the stretch tops 1.5°C over pre-industrial

The WMO just warned a returning El Niño will push 2027 toward a new global heat record — and already has the Atlantic hurricane forecast cut because of it

1 … 98 99 100 101 102 … 214
Morning Overview is reader-supported. Some links in our articles are affiliate links, and we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Full disclosure.