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Not a week seems to go by without news somewhere in the world of a disastrous flood, drought, wildfire, or some other kind of extreme climatic event. In Asia, the region of South China and Indochina (INCSC) is no exception.
For over 50 days from the end of February to the second week of April, El Niño took its toll on Majuro, the capital of the Marshall Islands.
Experts warn that climate change will continue to intensify naturally occurring climate patterns that can cause extreme weather, including El Niño.
Recent storms chip away at 4-year drought, but about half of Iowa still struggles with moderate to extreme drought.
Drought conditions in the state continue to retreat amid abundant rainfall, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. A Thursday report shows the biggest moisture gains in western and southern Iowa. Less than half of the state now has drought for the first time since June 2023. That’s down from about 96% of the state in […] The post Less than half of Iowa is suffering from drought appeared first on Iowa Capital Dispatch.