Extreme heat tracking shows climate change acceleration
New research tracking extreme heat on an hourly basis reveals that climate change impacts are more severe than previously understood through daily measurements. The study projects that hot hours during summer could triple in the coming decades, demonstrating the intensifying nature of heat extremes at a granular temporal level.
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Tracking extreme heat by the hour makes climate change seem even worse
New research tracking extreme heat on an hourly basis reveals that climate change impacts are more severe than previously understood through daily measurements. The study projects that hot hours during summer could triple in the coming decades, demonstrating the intensifying nature of heat extremes at a granular temporal level.
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