“Hearst Magazines and Verizon Media may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below.” High tides will get even higher as the sea level rises due to climate change. The moon's 18.6 ...

Last week, NASA published a new study in the journal Nature Climate Change that found rising sea levels plus higher tides caused by an oscillation in the moon’s orbit will dramatically increase the ...

LOS ANGELES - A "wobble" in the moon’s orbit in the mid-2030s will cause high tide floods amid rising sea levels, according to a study from NASA published on July 7. NASA warned that cities along the ...

The so-called Moon Wobble effect is now concerning the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and other scientists. NASA is now working on a new statistical framework that predicts the ...

AUSTIN, Texas — You might have recently heard about an expected "wobble" in the moon's orbit that could have serious impacts here on Earth. No, we're not talking about the viral song and dance from ...

NASA has predicted that the next ‘moon wobble’ could cause catastrophic floods in the 2030s – but what exactly is the phenomenon, and is it dangerous? A moon wobble is expected to cause a surge in ...

In the not so distant future, coastal areas in the U.S. will experience more flooding... even if it's not raining. A lunar cycle will lead to increased tide levels and a continuously heightened flood ...

Werewolves really hit the mainstream after the release of The Wolf Man, but they’ve been around since at least the Epic of Gilgamesh and remain popular today. Stories of humans turning deadly under ...

Editor’s note: Read more climate reporting on KSAT’s Forecasting Change page. Every coastline in the U.S. will experience rapidly increasing high-tide flooding due to “moon wobble” and climate change, ...

In the summer of 2015, some 18,000 acres of lush mangrove forest turned brown and perished in northern Australia’s Gulf of Carpentaria. With 40 million dead trees, this event became the largest ...

Laura Lightbody is the director of the Pew Charitable Trusts’ flood-prepared communities project. Few things seem as stable and predictable as the moon. It goes from new to full and back again every ...