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Does hope for the future push us back into our past?

...the atmospheric moisture budget is relatively large (and worse for CMIP6), approaching/exceeding the magnitude of current trends for many models.

Intense. thats because our ocean waters are warming. and all of that extra warmth serves as extra fuel for the storms. so what we see in our climate models that look at what could be happening in the future is that as we continue to warm the planet, were continuing to add fuel to our hurricanes, and wear expect to see more strong hurricanes going forward. we dont expect the frequency of hurricanes to change all that much. so thats a little bit of good news. but we do need to prepare for a future...

Trail pacific. you also have more -- access co2 and methane contributing to the warming. and all of these factors are enabling this storm to become a major hurricane, and it probably is going to strike as a tropical storm, not a hurricane. but this is going to be a big deal for southern california. possibly right on up to las vegas. again, midday sunday through midday monday. a lot of climate scientists, i have to tell you, youve been covering this chris, the way this year is turning out, they a...

Dust particles from river deltas can more potently influence ice formation in clouds than those from deserts, researchers have found.

IAM research and IPCC reporting The two activities have become interdependent and reciprocally legitimizing.

Projections for Hawaii’s climate future are raising concerns about fire risk, ecosystems and freshwater supplies for homes and agriculture.

The current ACCESS model clearly produces unphysical nonsense.

Crop and forest growth is increasing.

Open access notables From this weeks government/NGO section and UC Berkeleys Goldman School of Public Policy, an attractive choice: 2035 and Beyond: The Report