What does the latest IPCC #AR6 report tell us on changes in #climate #extremes? A summary 🧵 following the on-line release of the full material of the #IPCC #ClimateReport "The Physical Science Basis". Xuebin Zhang Dr Anna Pirani @valmasdel

With the return of #CycloneFreddy to the shores of Mozambique earlier this week, we return on Science in Action to the storm system's extraordinary 37-day history and its impacts with Prof. Liz Stephens and Izidine Pinto bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3c…

📢 Do you want to know more about the correlation between extreme weather and climate change? Join #C3S Deputy Director Dr Sam Burgess 🌍🌡🛰 along with other experts in the upcoming #ClimateNow debate! 📅23 March I 14:00 CET ☞bit.ly/40qEU0b

In our new NatureClimate comment we discuss why event attribution shouldn't play a major role in Loss and Damage yet rdcu.be/c96xC Michael Grose - moving to michaelgrose.bsky.social Dr. Joyce Kimutai Izidine Pinto Dr Luke Harrington

New World Weather Attribution confirms again just how much of game changer climate change is when it comes to extreme heat - April heat in the Mediterranean would have been almost impossible to occur without climate change. worldweatherattribution.org/extreme-april-…

Many of you know that I'm a fan of Anticipatory Action, but I'm frustrated by the overinflation of its potential using misleading statistics. This blog by Prof. Liz Stephens shows the nonsense & gives spot on recommendations! Bravo Liz 👏 anticipation-hub.org/news/are-we-st…

Partes da regiao de Africa Austral registaram temperaturas acima da media em Junho de 2023. Inverno ate agora relativamente quente! #StateofClimate #Moçambique

For #AfricaClimateWeek, we’re highlighting findings from #IPCC reports on how #ClimateChange affects #Africa. 🎥 #IPCC WGI Vice-Chair @AdiongueNiang explains how #Africa can expect increases in hot extremes & sea level rise in the coming decades. ➡️ bit.ly/WGIFAQ

Earth had hottest August and September on record. Heatwaves in both N and S hemisphere. New World Weather Attribution study: climate change made the prolonged extreme (winter!) heat in South America at least 100 times more likely and 1.4-4.3ºC hotter. Graphic Scott Duncan #StateofClimate

WMO SG - @WMOUNHQ - welcomes #WCRP2023 in Rwanda, tackling the defining challenge of our times: #ClimateChange. Its impacts hit the Global South hardest. World Climate Research Programme (WCRP)'s first Open Science Conference in Africa will culminate with the #KigaliDeclaration to be presented at #COP28.

Analysis: Africa’s extreme weather has killed at least 15,000 people in 2023 | Daisy Dunne w/ comment from Izidine Pinto Dr. Joyce Kimutai Read: bit.ly/471i4ju

Extreme heat, rendering difficult lives even harder. New World Weather Attribution study of a heatwave you probably have never heard of. Extreme heat in subsaharan Africa - made by burning fossil fuels, ignored by all. worldweatherattribution.org/extreme-povert…

Climate change fuelled unprecented extreme weather in 2023; expect more record-breaking events in 2024. Both adaptation and a rapid move away from fossil fuels is needed to make our world a safer place. worldweatherattribution.org/climate-change…

Our latest study found that human-caused climate change is making extreme cold much less likely in Norway, Sweden and Finland ❄️📈 However, we highlight that less frequent coldwaves could be more dangerous if risk perception of extremely cold temperatures decreases over time.

Human-caused climate change made the apparent temperature of the humid heatwave in southern West Africa during February 4°C hotter. Our study highlights how heat action plans can help protect vulnerable people from intensifying heatwaves in West Africa. 🧵

Deadly heat that would have been very rare without climate change & even relatively rare just 20 years ago, now common event due to continued increase in emissions from burning fossil fuels. We now this is happening, but we are not prepared. worldweatherattribution.org/extreme-heat-k…