Why climate change makes a hurricane like Beryl more dangerous https://lnkd.in/epPiH3WS #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #SeverWeather #Hurricanes #HurricaneBerly #ExtremeWeather
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Hurricane Beryl’s record-breaking strength and early rapid intensification highlight the stark impact of human-caused climate change driven by burning fossil fuels. "When we’re warming the planet with our fossil-fuel emissions, we’re making it more likely that we have those warm ocean waters that can allow a storm like Beryl to really develop and intensify quickly." #ClimateChange #Health #ExtremeWeather #Hurricanes #HurricaneSeason #Storms #ClimateIsHealth
Why climate change makes a hurricane like Beryl more dangerous
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Two first climate attribution studies demonstrate that #Hurricane #Helene can be attributed to #ClimateChange: - Over 50% of the rainfall in some parts of Georgia and the Carolinas can be associated to climate change - Observed rainfall was made up to 20 times more likely because of global warming - Overall rainfall from Helene was made up to 20% more intense and the strong winds up to 7% stronger than they were at the end of the century Hurricane Helene was a unique event. The record hot Gulf waters enhanced tropical moisture that was carried into US mainland and mountainous areas. With still two months remaining in the North Atlantic hurricane season in what may be a very active season, it's important to stay on guard. https://lnkd.in/d9CFhwvd https://lnkd.in/dB2hzSE5
ClimaMeter - 2024/09/26-27 Hurricane Helene
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As temperatures continue to rise in the Atlantic, hurricane season predictions are leaning towards a heavy season on the East & Gulf Coast. With an El Niño pattern in play, it's more important than ever to start preparing for potential storms. If you or your loved ones live in the Gulf Coast or East Coast regions, now is the time to start prepping and making a plan. Don't wait for the storm to hit. Here are some tips to help you prepare: - Plan for evacuation - Create a family communication plan - Stock up on emergency supplies - Protect your property Stay safe and stay informed. #hurricaneseason #preparedness #eastcoast #gulfcoast
What you need to know about record-breaking heat in the Atlantic » Yale Climate Connections
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Preparation and resilience are crucial to minimizing the impact of natural disasters. This latest Insights article about #HurricaneSeason provides tips and resources: #NaturalHazards
5 things to know about the 2024 Atlantic hurricane
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🌪️Read our latest article on Hurricanes and Climate Change in Atlantic Canada 🌍https://ow.ly/kGeg50Tne5P As global temperatures rise, so too does the potential for more intense hurricanes in Atlantic Canada. Learn about how climate change is impacting these powerful storms and what it means for communities in the region. 🌧️🌊 🔍 Key points: • Increased hurricane severity driven by warmer sea surface temperatures • Amplification of storm surge and coastal flooding due to rising sea levels • More intense rainfall events leading to greater inland flooding 🚨 The 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Outlook indicates higher-than-average sea temperatures, increasing the likelihood of major storms this season. 🌿 Communities are adapting with new infrastructure, updated building codes, and nature-based solutions. Discover how places like Saint John, NB, and Mahone Bay, NS, are preparing for future challenges. Explore more in the full article: https://ow.ly/kGeg50Tne5P #ClimateChange #Hurricanes #AtlanticCanada #GetClimateSmart
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Preparation and resilience are crucial to minimizing the impact of natural disasters. This latest Insights article about #HurricaneSeason provides tips and resources: #NaturalHazards
5 things to know about the 2024 Atlantic hurricane
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While markets get giddy on AI and interest rate cuts / speculation - the real risk is punching us in the face on a daily basis - #environment #esg #lowcarbon #assetmanagement
Hurricane Beryl’s arrival marks an exceptionally early start to the Atlantic hurricane season. Having reached Category 4 strength yesterday, it became the strongest Atlantic hurricane ever recorded in June. Scientists have identified clear connections between human-caused global warming and the increasing severity of tropical storms. Since the 1970s, about twice as many storms are spinning up into Category 4 or 5 cyclones as before and according to scientific reports its nearly three times as likely that an Atlantic-born tropical cyclone will wind up as a hurricane as it was three decades ago. #hurricane #risingsealevels #oceanwarming
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According to a recent report, new research indicates that what used to be the 100-year hurricane will now happen every 25 years. The report analyzes data within the U.S. via its Hurricane Rainfall Model to examine how hurricane risk is changing due to climate change. #Hurricanes https://lnkd.in/e2PySDaX
Frequency of Deadly Hurricanes Has Jumped 300%
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Climate change isn't increasing the number of hurricanes, it is intensifying the most powerful ones, making heavy rainfall and storm surges more severe. #HurricaneSeason #ClimateChange #NOAA #LaNiña #ExtremeWeather #CoastalSafety #GlobalWarming #StormPreparedness #RapidIntensification #SeaLevelRise
🌊 🌡️ 🌧️ Brace yourself for the Atlantic hurricane season ahead - The North Atlantic could see up to seven hurricanes of at least category three strength, which is DOUBLE the usual number. In a recent BBC article, Berkeley Lab scientist Michael Wehner explains that we're witnessing these unprecedented cyclones because of ocean warming from climate change. Learn more: https://bbc.in/4dPEecv Mark Poynting
Hurricane season in Atlantic to be 'extraordinary'
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A new report on the evolving hurricane risks due to #climate change reveals a worsening trend. Notably, the intensity of extreme #hurricane rainfall has increased by 33%. To explore the full report, refer to the article.
Frequency of Deadly Hurricanes Has Jumped 300%
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