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Climate Signals summary: A historic severe thunderstorm damaging wind event, know as a derecho, swept across the country Wednesday fueled, in part, by unusually warm temperatures.
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Media outlets made full use of the thesaurus to describe the unprecedented storm system, known as a derecho, that swept across large swaths of the country Wednesday night.
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Climate Signals summary: Evidence is mounting that human-caused climate change is causing atmospheric conditions to be present more often that increase the risk of tornado outbreaks occurr
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Climate Signals summary: The second December widespread severe weather event in less than a week, swept from the Rockies to the Midwest fueled, in part, by warm temperatures made worse by human-caused climate change<
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The Siberian town of Verkhoyansk hit temperatures above 100°F on June 20, 2020, breaking the record for the highest Arctic temperature on record the World Meteorological Organization has confirmed.
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Climate science at a glance
There’s increasing evidence linking global warming to changes in the type of severe weather that gives rise to tornadoes.
While the direct impact of climate change on tornadoes is not well established, we know that thunderstorms and tornadoes
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Climate Signals summary: 2021 was another reminder of the impact of human-caused climate change as it fueled record-breaking floods, heat wav
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Climate Signals summary: Human-caused climate change is making the warm season last longer, fueling unseasonable warmth in December a
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Wildfires, supercharged by climate change, produced a record amount of planet-warming CO2 in 2021, European scientists reported Monday.
