Climate change in Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Climate change is affecting locations like Tuscaloosa in a variety of ways. In summer, these impacts include more extreme rainfall, more mosquito days, and greater health risks from humid heat.
Explore these pages to learn how people in Tuscaloosa are at risk in a warming world.
Tuscaloosa's climate threats in include:
Explore some ways climate change is affecting Tuscaloosa in summer
Heavier downpours
Climate change is supercharging the water cycle, driving heavier rainfall and flood risk.
More record heat
Daily heat records have outnumbered daily cold records in recent years.
More mosquito days
Mosquitoes thrive in warm and humid conditions that are becoming more frequent
More dangerous heat
Climate change is driving hotter, longer, and more frequent extreme heat.
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