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The Temperature Gap Keeps Growing in These Cities

During the 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference, researchers shared a report that sought to identify the economic impact of extreme weather events related to climate. The report classified extreme and chronic weather events as…

Jessica Lynn · 2 years ago

In These Cities, Category 3 Hurricanes Are Annual Occurrences

2024’s hurricane season has been difficult at best. After Hurricane Helene unexpectedly hit western North Carolina hard, all but wiping out areas like Chimney Rock and Pigeon Ford, Hurricane Milton walloped Florida and the…

Jessica Lynn · 2 years ago

The Earthquake Stronger Than the San Francisco Quake of 1906

24/7 Wall St. Insights Earthquakes are well known in certain regions, like California and Japan Lesser-known earthquakes that have rattled unexpected parts of the U.S. Also: Discover the next Nvidia  We associate earthquakes with…

Kristin Hitchcock · 2 years ago

The Month-Long, Giant Cyclone That Claimed 1,400 Lives

This week Hurricane Debby has lost steam and been downgraded to a tropical storm, still bringing torrential rains but much lower winds and less damage than a full-scale hurricane. We may have dodged a…

Drew Wood · 2 years ago

The Hottest Inhabited Places on Earth

In the last week of July 2024, The Weather Channel’s heat index map of the United States is all red. It feels like 108 °F in the Southwest, but even in parts of the…

Drew Wood · 2 years ago

These Are the Driest Places on Earth

Even though there have been heavy rains across the United States recently, overall, most of the country is experiencing conditions that are abnormally dry or even in drought. This is nothing compared to some…

Drew Wood · 2 years ago