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Researching and reporting the science and impacts of climate change. Sign up for Climate Matters email updates: https://t.co/uQ5iOti1ag
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🗓️ Wednesday, November 12 | 12pm ET 🔗 https://t.co/UE4H0UWUpx 🗣️ • @WeatherProf - WFLA Chief Meteorologist • @BernWoodsPlacky - @ClimateCentral Chief Meteorologist • Carlos Berrios Polanco - Reporter @9millonespr • Moderator: David Dickson - @CoveringClimate
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As the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season winds down, join Covering Climate Now and Climate Central for a special press briefing highlighting how climate change pushed this season’s storms into record-...
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The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season is ending without a U.S. landfall. Still, climate change still had an impact. Join Climate Central & @CoveringClimate to discuss: • 2025’s record storm behavior • The “fingerprint” on ocean heat • What 2025 can tell us about the future
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Read the full study that examines the influence of climate change on four recent major storms across Europe, the USA, and East Asia ▶️ https://t.co/iQ3L00I83c ADDITIONAL RESOURCE + VISUALS▶️
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Need some reading while delayed in an airport today? Climate change is adding more bumps to the friendly skies New research in Weather & Climate Dynamics: storms are becoming more intense, frequent, & shifting tracks, bringing stronger winds/turbulence, especially during 🛬 &🛫
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🥵🔥🌡 How has climate change shaped your lifetime of heat? We have have a new interactive tool that helps you find out. https://t.co/v81Ki1C639
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🌊We all depend on the oceans. They regulate climate and affect weather on land. 🔴But climate change is causing the oceans to warm, rise, and acidify. • See the latest ocean temperature data➡️ https://t.co/yvI5JH4wBH • Learn More ➡️ https://t.co/765DX4DS8L
The ocean has taken the heat for us — literally. 🌊 It’s been protecting us in silence, but even the ocean has limits. Maybe it’s time we protect it back… by reconnecting with it. Go dive, feel it, love it. That’s where change begins. 🤿💙
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It may not feel like it but research shows that most people in the U.S (65%) are concerned about climate change and support climate action. The rub? Americans vastly underestimate that number. The solution? Talking about climate change more! Learn more: https://t.co/mUMNtfrK2c
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🌎 Share the facts on climate change with a new slide deck from Climate Central, available in English and Spanish. 🌎 https://t.co/oDtRncXQJL
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.@ClimateCentral has recently relaunched the U.S. billion-dollar disaster database that tracks the economic toll of extreme weather and climate events, critical for first responders, insurers, researchers, and local leaders. Learn more: https://t.co/guAKb1Rk14
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What is Phoenix’s fall climate story? A combo of increasing fall temperatures, lingering summer heat, higher cooling demand for schools and increasing fire weather days. Use Climate Central’s new feature to tell your climate story. #WhatsYourClimateStory
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🌡Every month, Climate Central breaks down the latest on climate change, so you don’t have to. Our free monthly newsletter delivers: ▶️Localized climate impact insights ▶️Science-backed updates ▶️User-friendly tools/visualizations Subscribe today! https://t.co/Brc0amCxAs
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The federal government stopped updating a database tracking the cost of extreme weather; a group of scientists revived it. Their nonprofit, @ClimateCentral, reports that disasters caused more than $100 billion in damage, January-June 2025. #graperesearch
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The Trump administration stopped updating a database tracking the costs of the country’s worst disasters. A group of scientists has revived it.
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Around the world, extreme weather is impacting infrastructure, including power grids. Here are 4️⃣ ways to reduce power outage risks, from @ClimateCentral : 🔌Microgrids 🖥️ Smart grid technologies 🏗️ Hardening the grid 💵 Incentives Explore ➡️ https://t.co/ZccxlJ6oSu
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As we continue to burn fossil fuels, pumping #CO2 into the atmosphere, the planet continues to warm, causing myriad changes in weather patterns and the overall #climate. So what was #ClimateChange’s role with #HurricaneMelissa? @ClimateCentral
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Storms similar to Melissa are about 10 per cent wetter, 10 per cent windier than in the past: Analysis
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Have a favorite marathon you'd like to check out the numbers for? Check out our interactive tool 2/2 https://t.co/2w0TYIKOql
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🏃♀️🏃♂️This Sunday, Nov 2, 1000s of people will run the @nycmarathon! And the right temperature at race time could mean the difference between hitting that PB or not. Unfortunately, as temperatures rise, optimal conditions in NYC will become less likely. 1/2 https://t.co/x3vd95kYDD
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Read the report▶️ https://t.co/x3vd95kqO5 See the interactive data & explore what the future looks like for your favorite marathon ⤵️
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🏃♂️🏃♀️🏃Running out of Cool Days... Researchers have found there is a “sweet spot” for marathon temperatures where runners perform their best. But as the planet warms, those optimal race-day conditions are becoming less likely. ⤵️
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🎽Most marathons (86% of the 221 global races analyzed) are expected to decline in odds of optimal running for either recreational or elite runners by 2045. Check out the impacts on specific races using our interactive tool! 2/2 https://t.co/2w0TYIKgAN
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👟New! When it comes to running marathons, there is a “sweet spot” for temperatures that support runners in achieving their best performance. Warming temperatures because of climate change are making those optimal race-day conditions increasingly rare. 1/2 https://t.co/x3vd95kqO5
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