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Climate change is making extreme rainfall across southeast Africa heavier and more likely during cyclones, a new analysis finds.
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Climate Signals summary: There’s increasing evidence linking global warming to changes in the severe weather that gives rise to tornadoes.
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Valley Fever is spreading beyond Southern California and, like, climate change is totally making it worse, the LA Times reports.
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California Snowpack Levels Worrying Low: California's drought outlook is increasingly dire as the driest-ever start to the calendar year and a late-March heatwave have reduced Sierra Nevada snowpack levels to a fraction of their average.
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Climate Signals summary: A new study discusses the compounding effects of human-caused climate change as a new study finds that intense wildfires will be followed by severe flooding more frequently
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For Americans on the fence about the need to address climate change despite deadly heatwaves, horrific wildfires, destructive hurricanes, and parching drought, maybe ticks and mosquitos will be the last straws.
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Climate Signals summary: Already this year, several large wildfires have scorched acres all across the country from Florida to Texas to Colorado - their explosive growth fueled, in part, by human-c
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Climate Signals summary: Human-caused climate change due to the burning of fossil fuels, is causing wildfires to become more severe and widespread - their frequency has tripled in some parts of the United St
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Drought and extreme rainfall, both exacerbated by climate change, are increasing air pollution and landslide risks, compounding the impacts of continued extraction and combustion of fossil fuels. As drought conditions in the U.S. push east, wildfires are following.
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An ice shelf holding back two glaciers in East Antarctica (nearest to Australia) collapsed catastrophically between March 14 and 16 as an extreme heat wave drove temperatures in parts of Antarctica 70°F (40°C) above normal.
