May 30 climate reporting centered on heat risk, adaptation gaps and policy tradeoffs: Delhi’s extreme summer conditions, World Cup heat exposure, Colorado… Table of contents Overview Delhi’s Heat Shows the Unequal Burden of Extreme Weather World Cup Heat Risk Moves From Climate Model to Match Schedule WMO Outlook Keeps 1.5°C Pressure on Policy Timelines Colorado Targets Wildfire Risk Along the Colorado River California’s Carbon Market Changes Draw Pressure From Both Sides Rotting Sargassum Raises a Coastal Health Question At a glance FAQ Sources Heat, Fire and Policy Test Climate Plans (5.30) Overview theguardian.com reported that Delhi’s extreme heat left a homeless family exposed to 43°C daytime temperatures without reliable access to water, food or health care. Inside Climate News reported that Imperial College London analysis found nearly a quarter of 2026 World Cup matches may face dangerous heat stress. Dawn / AFP reported that WMO projects annual global mean near-...