Big, Dry Apple: New York City Goes A Month Without Rain, And Could Go Longer
On average, New York City gets three to six inches of rain in October. It has not rained a…
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A Thanksgiving hurricane? Forecasters say the holiday could be a Turkey-tosser
It seems that moving the end date of hurricane season to November 30 was a wise move, with the…
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Hurricanes Kill Thousands Of People
A number of dangerous weather events kill people where the death from the event is obvious. Often, people die…
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As Mississippi Sinks, Inflation Rises
Due to areas, primary along the Ohio River, the level of the Mississippi has slowed so much that transportation…
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Going Into 2024 Hurricane Season, FEMA Was Operating At 65% Capacity
In the aftermath of hurricanes Helene and Milton, FEMA is working tirelessly to hire much-needed emergency response workers for…
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Tropical Cyclones Are An Overlooked Public Health Crisis, Study Finds
Tracking hurricane deaths is difficult work. Differentiating between a storm-related death and a natural death is a complex process…
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Even this Diamond-encrusted town (sort of) is not exempt from Climate change Disaster
Now, here’s a town that’s a rich as all heck. Yes, the median home price in Atherton, Calif., is…
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Climate Change, Lack Of Snow Forcing Ski Resorts To Close Early
By most estimates, winter is getting warmer. Last winter was the warmest on record, with temperatures averaging 37.1°F from…
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It’s 124 Degrees In The Hottest Place In The World Today
It’s 124 degrees F in Ak-Bajtal, the Republic of Uzbekistan. It is known as a doubly landlocked country located…
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Hurricane Oscar Slams Bahamas
The latest large Atlantic hurricane will not damage the US. It is, however, a reminder of how fast these…
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Florida Has Too Many Houses
The inventory of homes for sale in the US has been tight for three years. Mortgage rates near 7%…
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Wildfire Threatens To Spread In Dry, Drought-Stricken New Jersey
On Tuesday, a large fire on the border of Newark and Irvington, New Jersey, destroyed five homes and displaced…
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America’s Richest Neighborhood Threatened By Hurricanes
There are several ways to determine which are the wealthiest neighborhoods in America. One is based on Zip Codes…
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Another climate catastrophe? Half Of The World’s Food Production At Risk By 2050
The Global Commission on the Economics of Water reports that a drop in total fresh water amounts caused by…
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It’s 112 Degrees In The Hottest Place In The World Today
It is 112 degrees F in Tambacounda, Senegal. The city of 140,000 sits near the eastern part of the…
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U.S. Military Deploying AI-Enabled Battlefield Tech To Aid Hurricane Helene Cleanup
In the wake of a disaster that caused over $40 billion in direct property damage and left more than…
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Farewell floods, High temps and high Winds? Climate Crisis set to send snowbirds back North
The press has recently analyzed why people who moved to Florida and Phoenix may leave these cities. In the…
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Strong Winds, Abnormally Low Temperatures Could Hinder Helene Cleanup In Asheville
Asheville was among the cities hit hardest by Hurricane Helene, suffering widespread flooding, water and power outages, and at…
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Overheated and uprooted by climate: Extreme Weather Forces Millions To Move
Semafor recently reported that extreme weather had forced millions of Africans to relocate, with many of these from Senegal,…
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Crazy Climate costs: Wild U.S. Weather Has inflicted Damage costing over $200B
A National Centers for Environmental Information Administration study showed that through August, “There have been 20 confirmed weather and…
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Asheville’s $3 Billion Tourism Revenue Battered to a Pulp. When will it recover, if ever?
According to the Buncombe Country Tourism Development Authority, Asheville and the surrounding area get $2.97 billion a year in…
