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The percent of the US to reach 95F sometime this summer has been the lowest on record. The percent of days over 95F has been close to the lowest on record. And the press says we are having an unprecedented … Continue reading →

Greenland is more than ten times the size of Florida. It wouldn’t take a lot of melt to produce that much water.   Eight billion tons of snow melted on Greenland in one day. During May, twelve billion tons of … Continue reading →

“Respect and inclusion”

According to climate experts, extreme rainfall is increasing because warm air holds more moisture. Extreme Precipitation and Climate Change | Center for Climate and Energy Solutions Germany had five inches of rain in 24 hours, and experts say that was … Continue reading →

NOAA’s Climate Extremes Index shows summer afternoon temperatures much above normal are affecting more and more of the US, with the past decade was highest on record. They show an upwards trend beginning around fifty years ago. U.S. Climate Extremes … Continue reading →

According to NOAA, the area of the US experiencing extreme maximum summer temperatures has greatly increased over the past fifty years. “The sum of (a) percentage of the United States with maximum temperatures much below normal and (b) percentage of … Continue reading →