6K views · 73 reactions | Matt Slater from our Marine Team talks about the recent marine heatwave and the impact it's having on Cornish waters. A changing climate is making the marine world increasingly unpredictable and underlines the importance of our work in monitoring, protecting and restoring our seas. | Cornwall Wildlife Trust | Facebook

The Pacific Ocean is experiencing one of the largest marine heatwaves on record in 2025, with unusually warm conditions extending from East Asia to the U.S. West Coast. This large patch of above-normal ocean temperatures — often called “the Blob” — now stretches roughly 5,000 miles across the North Pacific, and scientists are observing sea surface temperatures that have smashed long-standing records. Japan experienced its hottest summer on record in 2025, with inland temperatures reaching about

Heatwave causes road to explode, sending a car airborne. MORE: https://bit.ly/467c6js | LOCAL 12, WKRC-TV

Continuing heatwave causes river Jehlum to dry up , water levels drop by 30%. https://youtu.be/Ns93WdEeUs8?si=4IMrn-b6GNT25PC5 | The Mandate News