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'The worst thing is the waiting': flood-hit communities tell of stress

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Climate Signals Summary: Climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of extreme rainfall, and this increases the risk of
Mattha Busby

'A long weekend for Mississippi.' The flooding Pearl River has crested. Here's what's next.

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Climate Signals Summary: Climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of extreme rainfall events, and these events increase the
Giacomo Bologna

Severe flood warnings remain as Johnson's response is criticised

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Climate Signals Summary: Climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of extreme rainfall events, and these events increase the
Peter Walker

How Warming Winters Are Affecting Everything

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Climate Signals Summary: Climate change is increasing temperatures in all seasons, including winter, and this has a variety of consequences.
Lauren Sommer, Mose Buchele, Molly Samuel, Patty Wight, Michael Elizabeth Sakas, Amy Mayer, Nat Herz

It's Already One of the Wettest Winters On Record So Far in Parts of the South, and More Rain Is Ahead This Week

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Climate Signals Summary: Climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of extreme rainfall events because 
Jonathan Erdman

Bomb Cyclone Storm Dennis Could Rival Some of the Most Intense North Atlantic Storms on Record

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Climate Signals Summary: Bomb cyclones are rapidly developing low pressure systems that are primarily fueled by the contrast between warm and cold air masses.
Brian Donegan and Jonathan Erdman

Spring has arrived weeks early in the South. Flowers are blooming, and that could be a problem.

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Climate Signals Summary: Climate change is increasing temperatures in all seasons, and is leading to s
Jason Samenow

Global warming is making Washington’s climate more Southern. This winter, it most resembles Atlanta’s.

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Climate Signals Summary: Climate change is increasing temperatures in all seasons and leading to
Jason Samenow

California is dry with no rain in sight. Should we start worrying about drought and wildfire?

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Climate Signals Summary: Climate change may be at least partly responsible for the high-pressure weather pattern known as the “ridiculously resilient ridge” that h
Dale Kasler

Summer's heat waves could get more dangerous in the coming decades, study warns

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Climate Signals Summary: Climate change is increasing the intensity, duration and frequency of extreme heat and heat waves.
Drew Kann