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Climate scientists are clear: cold extremes will still occur even as winters warm overall.

Climate scientists are clear: cold extremes will still occur even as winters warm overall.

Climate scientists are clear: cold extremes will still occur even as winters warm overall.

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Even as the world smashes through one all-time heat record after another and speeds towards critical warming thresholds, brutal waves of deadly cold can still arrive in bomb cyclones that

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As Arctic sea ice begins melting out fully in summer, the frequency of strong El Niños could increase by 35% by centurys end, causing extreme weather events to increase, says recent modeling study.

Melting Arctic sea ice appears to be having far-reaching atmospheric impacts that increase the likelihood of extreme fall fire weather in the western United States, according to a study that used a mix of data analysis and computer modeling to draw this link.

Projections from the newest climate models, published by an international team led by the University of Manitoba in the journal Nature Communications, show a steep increase in precipitation expected to fall in the Arctic, and that most of it will be