Sublette on Severe Weather, Tornadoes in a Warming World
What does climate change have to do with tornado formation?
Weather Extremes: Snow and Ice
Higher temperatures lead to the melting of snow and ice.
Weather Extremes: Hurricanes
The strongest hurricanes are getting more intense, more frequent, and lasting longer.
Weather Extremes: Tornadoes
The U.S. is the most tornado-prone country on the planet.
Weather Extremes: Heavy Rain and Flooding
Why the increase in heavy downpours? Warmer air means more evaporation off the oceans, and more water vapor in the atmosphere.
Weather Extremes: Heat Waves
Heat waves cause more than just sweat — they can be deadly.
Weather Extremes: Drought
When you think about extreme weather events, you may not think of drought.
Falling Residential Solar Costs
The cost of residential solar is dropping, now less than half of what is was in 2010.
Solar is Shining in All Communities
Solar is shining, as solar energy is increasingly powering local communities in the U.S.
Heavy Rainfall Trends Across the U.S.
The number of days with heavy precipitation is increasing in most locations in the U.S.
Growing Season Growth: Additional Frost Free Days
Longer frost-free seasons mean longer allergy seasons, a trend impacting all regions of the country.
Here’s How Frost-Free Season Affects Allergy Season
Climate change is affecting the frost-free season in these cities, which also affects the allergy season.
Sublette on Arctic Sea Ice Maximum Extent
Here's how Arctic sea ice may impact weather patterns.
These U.S. Cities Are Getting More (and Less) Snow
There were some unusual highs and lows to snowfall totals across the U.S. this winter. Take a look at the long-term trends in total snow for m…
Western Snowpack Trends
Western spring snowpack has been below normal six of the past seven years, meaning less water during the traditionally dry summer months.…
Projected Cherry Blossom Bloom Dates in a Warming World
Before the end of this century, the cherry blossoms in Washington, D.C. may bloom a month earlier on average than they do today.
Cherry Blossoms in a Changing Climate
The famous cherry blossoms in Washington, D.C. are blooming earlier in our changing climate.
The Economic Impacts of Craft Beer
Small breweries are economic drivers in statewide economies, and climate change affects the beer they brew. Here’s where it counts the most.…
There’s Trouble Brewing For Beer in a Warming World
Climate change is affecting the key elements in beer production: hops, barley, and water.
Warming Spring
On average, spring has warmed a little more than 2°F in the U.S. since 1970.
