Why weather Hotspots May Hold the Key to Global Warming Insights

Douglas McIntyre, editor-in-chief of Climate Crisis, discusses new research questioning the global averages used to measure climate change. The study suggests that focusing on regional “hotspots” — areas experiencing rapid warming, such as parts of Asia, California and Arizona — provides a more accurate picture of climate trends. McIntyre highlights how this targeted approach could better predict the broader impacts of climate change worldwide.