Sentences with phrase «other types of extreme weather»

Thunderstorms (Fig. 1) receive less attention than other types of extreme weather because they are so common and the damage they cause so localized.

Heatwaves, droughts, floods, wildfires, and other types of extreme weather are becoming more intense due to human - caused global warming.

Pielke also pointed to the hard scientific data that shows other types of extreme weather are * not getting worse and may in fact be improving *.

Scientists are still looking into how climate change might affect other types of extreme weather, such as hurricanes and tornadoes.

As we are now coming to realise, heatwaves kill more Australians than any other type of extreme weather.

Not exact matches

Now that the new study has connected a planetary wave pattern to a particular type of extreme weather event, Teng and her colleagues will continue searching for other circulation patterns that may presage extreme weather events.

In short you are being highly misleading, focusing on moderation of temperature extremes, where it is other types of weather variablity that were mention.

Other changes flow from this warming, including melting of snow and ice, rising sea level, and increases in some types of extreme weather, such as extreme heat and heavy downpours.

Climate change, caused by carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases humans have emitted, is expected to increase certain types of extreme weather, leading to more disasters, according to a report being assembled by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

To elaborate what is taking place is the sharpening weather by that I mean we have less middle neutral ground and more extreme on both sides of the end type of weather this is partially due to the geometricalizing of the weather however there are other contributing factors like global warming.

One of the chief peddlers of Resilient Trutherism is Deborah Tavares, an Alex Jones type who believes that there are forces — controlled or funded by the Rothschilds, or the Rockefellers, or Betsy DeVos, or some other super-wealthy villain figure — that are subduing cities into submission with artificially created snowstorms, rain - flooding, and other extreme weather patterns.