Browsing: Extreme Climate & Geophysical Events

Climate scientists at Utah State University contributed to a Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society supplement examining the snowpack drought in Washington State during 2014-2015. This…

As Earth’s climate warms, scientists predict less frequent rain but more extreme precipitation events, complicating predictions due to conflicting climate models. A significant challenge lies in…

The article discusses the emerging field of “event attribution,” which examines the links between extreme weather events and climate change, aiming to improve predictions of such…

Disasters, including earthquakes, storms, floods, and droughts, result in approximately 40,000 to 50,000 deaths annually, with extreme events sometimes causing hundreds of thousands of fatalities. Beyond…

Scientists have established a definitive link between human-caused climate change and extreme weather events, marking a significant milestone in climate research. Three studies published in the…

The 2017 NOAA and American Meteorological Society report reveals that three extreme weather events in 2016—record global heat, extreme heat in Asia, and an unusually warm…

The Middle East’s climate is predominantly hot and dry, but extreme precipitation events, though infrequent, are critical for recharging freshwater supplies and can lead to devastating…

In an article by Mami Mizutori and Patricia Espinosa, it is emphasized that adapting to the impacts of climate change is as crucial as reducing greenhouse…

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The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) highlights the increasing impact of climate change, urbanization, and environmental degradation on extreme weather events, stressing the need for improved early…