Turbulence ahead as climate changes
New research shows that climate change will cause more turbulence for transatlantic fliers by the middle of this century, and possibly lead to higher costs for airlines and passengers.
New research shows that climate change will cause more turbulence for transatlantic fliers by the middle of this century, and possibly lead to higher costs for airlines and passengers.
Google searches reveal which years have been the worst for allergies in the past decade.
So what does the Spring U.S. Outlook look like for Virginia? Good news for those of you who want to rebound from our abnormally cold March weather!
This March so far is the antithesis of last March.
2012 was our warmest, and our second most extreme, year on record.
Although 2012 will not be the Earth’s hottest year on record, our region is likely poised to have its hottest on the books, including in Richmond.
The mile-thick ice sheets that cover Greenland and most of Antarctica are melting at a faster rate in a warming world.
Contiguous U.S. temperatures for 2012 are surpassing the record-warm 1998 on the homestretch.
2012 is currently outpacing the previous warmest years known since record-keeping began in 1880.
Only the summers of 2011 and 1936 have had higher summer temperatures for the Lower 48.
A new Climate Central animation shows the rapid progression of the U.S. drought over the past few months.
Former astronaut Piers Sellers talks with Meteorologist Carrie Rose Friday morning.