📊RESOURCES: . • Climate Shift Index | • More Frequent Fire Weather | • Extreme Heat Streaks |

The staying power of this heat has also become more common over the decades. Multi-day extreme heat streaks:.• Strain power grids ⚡.• Worsen air quality 🌫️.• Put people at risk for heat-related illness 🥵

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Zooming out: Fire weather days like today -- hot, dry & windy -- have become more common across the Pacific Northwest. Wildfire seasons are getting longer and more intense. Climate change may not spark the flames, but it creates conditions that make them more likely to spread

This excessive heat is one reason why there are wildfire concerns Monday across parts of Northern California and interior Oregon & Washington. Near-to-record September 2nd heat made at least 4x to 5x more likely due to climate change.

How about temperatures across the West made at least 5x more likely due to -- or almost virtually impossible without -- climate change?. • Mon (Sept 2): 10 million.• Tue (Sept 3): 7 million.• Wed (Sept 4): 8 million

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🌡️ Excessive heat continues across the Western U.S. this week. 🔴Attribution science of the Climate Shift Index shows how many people are experiencing heat with a strong fingerprint of climate change -- heat made at least 3x more likely. 🔽

🗣️“Erin was extreme, even in a warmer world.”. “We’re living in a world where … there will be more Erins in the future, and these types of events like Erin will happen more frequently.". Details from @CNN .

#Katrina strengthened over waters made up to 18x more likely to be unusually hot due to climate change. Every tenth of a degree of ocean warming increases the risk of stronger storms & higher sea levels. What's changed in 20yrs after the hurricane? @BBC

“Sea surface temps go up. that allows the hurricane to spin faster. We have strong confidence now that we can say human-caused climate change is influencing hurricanes in very specific ways.” . Climate change's influence on #Katrina? @grist has details ⤵️

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🍂Falling leaves, rising temperatures. Fall is just days away and the season has warmed in 237 U.S. cities. Fall warming means that risky heat, fire weather, and allergies linger later into the year. #climatematters

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Lytton, Canada hit 106°F (41.1°C) on Tuesday (8/26). Extreme, late-August heat made at least 3x to 4x more likely due to climate change. 🔴In other words, heat that would be extremely rare w/out a fingerprint of climate change. (By the way, Death Valley, CA topped at 105°F)

📊RESOURCES + DATA: . • Climate Shift Index | • Cooling Schools in a Hotter Climate | • Public Schools in Urban Heat Islands |

Let's dive into Urban Heat Islands & schools a bit more 🔽

Another layer to the heat: the Urban Heat Island effect. In Portland, 39,000+ of the city’s 55,000 K–12 students—70%—go to school where it can feel up to 8°F hotter because of the built environment. Climate change + city heat = extra stress for students. 🧵/4

This is upfront on the minds of school officials in Portland, as the new school year gets underway. especially for older schools in the district. 🧵/3. More details from @KATUNews 🔽

Keeping schools cool is getting harder as our climate warms -- especially at the start and end of the school year. Over the last decade, back-to-school cooling demand has increased by 34% due to climate change. In Portland, that demand has jumped 85% since 1970. 🧵/2

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📍 Back to school in Portland. Students are lugging books & bags in 10–15°F hotter-than-normal late-August heat. This unusual back-to-school warmth is now at least 2x MORE likely because of human-caused climate change. Some details on what it means for our local schools🧵

📊RESOURCES. • Climate Shift Index: • Interactive Local Records Tracker: • @NWSCPC Temperature Outlook: