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Atlantic Storm Sets Records as 3 Others Span Pacific
Hurricane Fred is the easternmost Atlantic hurricane to form, as three Category 4 storms span the Pacific.
Study Suggests Key Role for Warming in Extreme Weather
Researchers advocate a new approach to searching for the fingerprints of warming in extreme weather.
10 Years After Katrina, Slow Hurricane Season Expected
El Niño will likely keep hurricane activity tamped down this season, which marks 10 years since Katrina.
U.S. Hurricane Drought ‘A Matter of Luck’
In the case of major hurricanes — a Category 3 or greater — the U.S. has been in a dry spell for 9 years.
Climate Adaptation Experts Help Prepare for Disaster
As the planet warms, new careers as climate adaption specialists emerge to help businesses prepare for disasters.
NASA Satellites Show Rain In Detail Like Never Before
NASA released new precipitation data that could revolutionize climate and weather forecasting.
Climate Change’s Evolving Role in Extreme Weather
Efforts to find the fingerprints of climate change on extreme weather are gaining steam.
6 Degrees: Drought Relief, Europe Heats Up, CO2 & More
California gets some drought relief, Europe sets records, the Arctic gets warmer and more.
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