extreme weather, Tag

“The rapidly intensifying low-pressure system is expected to create treacherous conditions for shipping and coastal communities alike. The National Weather Service has issued a Hurricane Force Wind Warning, indicating the...

Bottom line:  strong winds from the east, gusting to 40-70 mph, will occur east of Puget Sound and will be stronger towards the Cascades.  Expect substantial vegetation damage and many power outages.    Driving down streets...

Months after devastating rains displaced 420,000 people in Rio Grande do Sul, an unusual consensus has formed around the need for a faster transition to renewables

Vast human-made Lake Kariba is at near-record low, causing daily power cuts and devastating two African economies

How damaging this presidency is to the planet depends very much on how other countries react. There’s no time to waste

The devastating flooding should spur this month’s Cop29 climate conference to press for immediate action, not look away

There seems to be some misunderstanding about 100-year events. These almost always apply to a specific location. So, you could have 100-year events every year in the U.S., and as long they are in different locations, there...

From ClimateREALISM By Linnea Lueken A recent article at Forbes, “Four Kinds Of Killer Weather Extremes: An Achilles Heel Problem For Climate Predictors,” is a mixed bag of correct and incorrect…

Donald Trump gets everything wrong about the climate crisis. The results of the vote in November could reverberate for a million years

Donald Trump gets everything wrong about the climate crisis. The results of the vote in November could reverberate for a million years

The juxtaposition throughout the article of the two discussing climate change and policy, including how people need to change the way they eat and take vacations, with frequent breaks to discuss how nice their lunch in prosperous...

Fortunately, Mother Nature changed the weather patterns to cooler than normal, and Golis ended up looking like a fool.

When we combine hot and cold together, there is no trend at all, either up or down:

Scorching temperatures in Mediterranean countries and north Africa already causing increase in premature deaths

"Heat is the leading weather-related killer in the United States" -- which your Climate Indicator data on the Heat and Cold Deaths directly refutes.  Cold is shown as have a death rate per million at 5.5 to 6 (even back...