Weird Weather: What's Going On?

2/9/2022

Climate Clear

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From record-breaking heatwaves to megadroughts, 100-year floods, and tornadoes in December, the past few years have seen some unprecedented atmospheric conditions. Jacob Feuerstein, an atmospheric sciences student and contributing author for The Washington Post, breaks down these weird weather events that are becoming more common and intense.

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Weird Weather: What's Going On?

Climate Clear

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How to Talk About the Environment... Without Chaos