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A feed from Australian-based climate and weather scientists, often discussing the latest science on climate and weather for Australia and beyond.
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It has snowed in Chicago and YOU KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS! Time to remind everyone that we light our train tracks on fire to prevent the switches from freezing.
this is legitimately a big deal. zillow now putting climate risk on their website.
From NSF EAR program director Raleigh Martin on LinkedIn #climatesky #greensky
September 2023 Temperature Update 🔥 Warmest September & largest anomaly ever measured, shattering previous September record. Warming since August concentrated in polar regions. Near certain that 2023 becomes the warmest year. Likely 2…
🚨This powerful new paper from the US National Renewable Energy Lab shows that the waste and mining requirements for the energy transition are miniscule compared to those from fossil fuels.
If you’re in DC pls go and make a witty sign and yell real loud for me tomorrow‼️ For the love of @noaa 🩵 www.mobilize.us/ccanactionfu...
A large swath of northwestern CA experienced (record-breaking) 48-hr rainfall exceeding estimated 100-yr recurrence interval (using methods that do not account for climate change) from this slow-moving #AtmosphericRiver event; heavy rain r…
This photo* is the most spectacular image of a downburst I've ever seen. Taken from Arthur's Seat on the Mornington Peninsula outside Melbourne yesterday. *Not my photo. Copyright Toby Anderson via Facebook www.facebook.com/share/15ZWEv.…
Last month was the warmest October on record across the #Arctic. Keep in mind, this is already a month with a very large increasing temperature trend (i.e., Arctic amplification). Dataset from NOAA: www.ncei.noaa.gov/products/lan...
Apologies, but I am going to leave you with another extreme event graph today... 🚨 Last month averaged the lowest Antarctic sea ice extent on record for the month of September. This was 1,690,000 km² below the 1981-2010 average. Data fr…
"They found the installations helped boost crop yield and conserve water while generating electricity at a lower cost than the national grid." A nice example of synergies to assist various #SDG esp. within #GlobalSouth #renewables #agrivo…
“the study suggests that the probability of occurrence of a high-impact extreme season similar to 2005 (i.e., 28 named storms) may increase around 4 times during the 2020 – 2049 period relative to the historical period (1970–2019).”
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