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Facing more sizzling summers, Colorado tests a new risk formula that raises the likelihood of health warnings

"Most of the time, the heat index that the National Weather Service is giving you is just the right value. Its only in these extreme cases where theyre getting the wrong number," co-author and

While we all know things on Earth are generally getting hotter, heat isn't the only factor influencing how hot we actually feel.

An analysis found the heat index used by the National Weather Service as an approximate “feels-like” temperature can be inaccurate for severe heat waves.

A study helps explain why thunderstorms occur much less frequently over the ocean than over land.

Berkeleys David Romps is a professor in the Department of Earth and Planetary Science (Join us! Become a leading expert on climate change) and faculty scientist at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. I found his performance in response to Steven Koonins presentation the state of climate science sponsored by Berkeleys Nuclear Engineering Department this past Friday to be revealing in its own way. I thought Romps ought to have a

Triggered by Steve Haywards fantastic CRB review Who broke climate science?, I went looking for a video of Steven Koonins presentation on climate science at Berkeley this past Friday. I had no luck finding a video of the Koonin presentation, but I didnt come away empty-handed. With a little help from my algorithms I found Richard Lindzens quick take on climate change in the edited 2010 Boston Globe video below.

Reversing the ideology-driven degradation of research environments before it's too late.

Republicans are trying to use suburban fights over critical race theory and pandemic restrictions to energize their voters.

The answer isnt obvious