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Climate Signals summary: Drought conditions are continuing to worsen in Colorado, as human-caused caused climate change causes hotter and drier conditions to persist.
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Climate Signals summary: The multi-year megadrought in California has continued into this year. The summer of 2021 had the worst summertime drought conditions in the history of the state, and the water year which ran from Oct. 1, 2020 to Sep.
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Photo Caption: A bridge in Quiliano, near Savona in Northern Italy, collapsed after heavy rains in the region on Oct. 4. (Tano Pecoraro/LaPresse/AP)
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Photo Caption: In this image taken from video, emergency rescue teams attend to a vehicle stranded in floodwaters in Hoover, Alabama, late Oct. 6, 2021. As much as 6 inches (15 cm.) of rain fell in Alabama in about a day, unleashing flash floods that required some people to be rescued.
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Photo Caption: The leaves on trees near the White Mountains in northern New Hampshire wore brilliant reds, yellows and oranges in 2014. Warmer temperatures and extreme weather, however, could mute fall tones and affect the length of the leaf-peeping season. (Jim Cole/AP)
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Extreme heat exposure suffered by the world's urban population tripled from 1983-2016, driven largely by climate change, a study published Monday in
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It's not just you, mosquitos really are worse this year, and climate change is at least partially to blame, Grist reports. Along with this summer's record heat in the contiguous U.S., this season's myriad storms and above average rainfall are the main drivers of increased mosquito populations.
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NOAA found that the average temperature of meteorological summer - June, July, and August - was 2.6°F (1.45°C) above the 20th century average in the U.S. , a troubling sign as global temperatures continue to increase faster than previously thought.
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Madagascar is on the brink of moving from a devastating drought and catastrophic food insecurity to widespread famine caused by climate change, the United Nations warns.
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Climate Signals summary: Over 17 inches of rain fell in a single day in middle Tennessee, causing widespread destruction and over 20 deaths. It was the most rain to ever fall in the state in a 24 hour period.
