Weather Whiplash: Links for June 2019

Global Heating: Greenhouse effective

AMS100 Impacts of Small-Scale Urban Encroachment on Air Temperature Observations

Axios Climate change visualized: How Earth's temperature has changed since 1970

Eco-Business Slow temperature rise deadlier than extreme events in Pakistan

Hakai Feeling the Heat in Winter

IOP Science/Environmental Research Letters Extreme weather events in early summer 2018 connected by a recurrent hemispheric wave-7 pattern

NOAA April 2019 was 2nd hottest on record for the globe

Physics World Summer weather extremes linked to stalled Rossby waves in the jet stream

RMETS High‐resolution projections of extreme heat in New York City

Springer/Climatic Change Substantial increase in minimum lake surface temperatures under climate change

Wiley/AGU100/Earth’s Future Robust Regional Warming Amplifications Directly Following the Anthropogenic Emission

Wiley/AGU100/Earth’s Future Temporally Compound Heat Wave Events and Global Warming: An Emerging Hazard

Wiley/Global Change Biology Marine heatwaves reveal coral reef zones susceptible to bleaching in the Red Sea

Forecast: miserable:

Extreme precipitation

Axios Historic flooding swamps Oklahoma, Arkansas as storms prove relentless

Bloomberg Unending Midwest Rains Add to Wettest 12 Months Ever in U.S.

CBC Updated flood plain maps will send the housing market underwater: Neil Macdonald

Citylab In a Town Shaped by Water, the River Is Winning

Climate and Atmospheric Science Persistent cloud cover over mega-cities linked to surface heat release

Climate Central POURING IT ON: How Climate Change Intensifies Heavy Rain Events

EcoWatch Every Oklahoma County Under State of Emergency as Historically Wet Spring Continues

EcoWatch Tornadoes Hit Unusually Wide Swaths of U.S., Alarming Climate Scientists

Forbes Climate Change and Tornadoes - A Succinct Guide To What We Know

Geophysical Research Letters Intensification of the North American Monsoon rainfall as observed from a long‐term high‐density gauge network

Guardian Canada: extreme floods show climate threat as experts warn of further tumult

New Republic Fire Forced Me From My Home. Then Water Trapped Me There.

NOAA Could climate change make Atlantic hurricanes worse?

NOAA Warming may increase risk of rapidly intensifying hurricanes along U.S. East Coast

NPR When '1-In-100-Year' Floods Happen Often, What Should You Call Them?

Severe Weather Europe Thunderstorms far inside the Arctic circle – May 12th, 2019!

The Conversation Freak mud flows threaten our water supplies, and climate change is raising the risk

Washington Post The United States just had its wettest 12 months on record. It’s nearly drought-free, but flooding is rampant.

Weather Underground Wettest 12 Months in U.S. History

West Side Journal Mississippi River breaks record set by Great Flood of 1927

Wiley/AGU100/Earth’s Future How do modeling decisions affect the spread among hydrologic climate change projections? Exploring a large ensemble of simulations across a diversity of hydroclimates

Wiley/AGU100/Geophysical Research Letters An Observational Constraint on CMIP5 Projections of the East African Long Rains and Southern Indian Ocean Warming

Yale Torrential rains plague Pennsylvania farms

Drought: Shifting zones, fading rivers

Aljazeera North Korea raises alarm over worst drought in a century

BBC Australia drought: The 'unlikely' group calling for climate action

CBC Southeast Alaska experiencing first recorded extreme drought

DW After the drought is before the drought

EOS Understanding ENSO in a Changing Climate

Guardian Northern Territory wet season the hottest on record and the driest in 27 years

National Geographic Climate change has contributed to droughts since 1900—and may get worse

Reuters Drought puts 2.3 million people at risk in Angola: UNICEF

Wiley/AGU100/Earth’s Future Drought occurring with hot extremes: changes under future climate change on Loess Plateau, China

Weather Whiplash: Other stories

Climate Central Webinar: Tornado Outbreak: The Role of Climate Change

Daily Mail [UK] Are El Niño events becoming more common? Coral reef study tracing 400 years of seasonal changes reveals 'unprecedented' activity in the last three decades

Nature Higher frequency of Central Pacific El Niño events in recent decades relative to past centuries

NOAA Seismic records may help answer if hurricanes have gotten stronger or more frequent

Photo Attributions

Headline photo by: Nic Redhead / Flickr

Drought: Tim J Keegan / Flickr

Forecast: Miserable: Akuppa John Wigham / Flickr

Global Heating: Dennis Jernberg Flickr

Weather Whiplash: texaus1 / Flickr

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