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Extreme weather

AttributionDroughtEl Niño and La NiñaHeatwavesRainfall and floodingStormsWildfires

What does 2012 being the 9th hottest year on record tell us about climate change?

17.01.2013
Attribution

Heatwaves, droughts and wildfires in Australia: What’’s the link to climate change?

10.01.2013
Climate system

Drought area changed little over recent decades

15.11.2012
Climate system

At least three-quarters of global temperature rise since the 1950s caused by humans

05.12.2011
Attribution

Monte Carlo versus blocking formations: why attributing heatwaves to climate change is still a gamble

27.10.2011
Extreme weather

Does climate change cause a drought? Does it cause a famine?

08.08.2011
Drought

Flood, drought, fire = extreme weather = climate change?

11.03.2011
Drought

Amazon drought suggests ‘grim future’ for region

09.02.2011
Drought
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