Brady Dennis

• Climate

At least 62 million people in the United States were at risk of exposure to dangerous heat on Thursday, according to The Post's heat tracker.

• Environment

In some areas of the country, devastating precipitation is becoming more common as the world grows warmer, according to new data released Monday by the nonprofit First Street Foundation.

Hurricane Ian brought devastation to central Florida last September. Communities like Orlo Vista, Fla., now face uncertainty as a new hurricane season starts.

• White House

Biden is in California to announce $600 million to fight climate-driven disasters. The move comes as he seeks to shore up support from environmentalists.

• Climate

Governments in parts of central Florida that flooded during Hurricane Ian are scrambling to better prepare for the intense storms and torrential rainfalls that scientists say are becoming more common in a warming world.

• Climate

“If we’re not outside, then we don’t make money," said a pedicab driver in Central Park, echoing the view of many workers who pressed on despite warnings about harmful air quality.

• Climate

New York logged some of the worst air quality of any major city on the planet Wednesday. But that was hardly the only place to experience the eerie, unsettling and throat-burning smoke that scientists say could become a more common occurrence in a warming world.

• Extreme Weather

The acute public health threat posed by the fumes coupled with the transformation of major cities’ skylines punctured many Americans’ sense of invulnerability.

• Climate and Environment

President Biden is unwinding Donald Trump’s environmental legacy while forging his own. The Washington Post is chronicling every step.