Climate change in Birmingham, Alabama
Climate change is affecting locations like Birmingham in a variety of ways. In fall, these impacts include increased cooling demand, more extreme rainfall, and changes to fall foliage.
Explore these pages to learn how people in Birmingham are at risk in a warming world.
Birmingham's climate threats in include:
Explore some ways climate change is affecting Birmingham in fall
Higher cooling demand for schools
Hotter summers and longer warm seasons make cooling schools a growing challenge.
Heavier downpours
Climate change is supercharging the water cycle, driving heavier rainfall and flood risk.
Impacts to fall color
Conditions that trigger fall color are shifting with climate change.
More warm fall days
Fall (September-November) has warmed nationwide since 1970.
More intense hurricanes
Warmer oceans from climate change fuel stronger hurricanes.
Impacts to food prices
Extreme events fueled by climate change can damage crops, reduce yields, and disrupt supply chains.
More graphics about Birmingham and climate change
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