When it comes to hurricanes in the U.S., large-scale trends are not in our favor. In fact, unless action is taken to curb both global warming and coastal development, the American economy may be ...

While climate change may not be creating more hurricanes, experts say it's clearly making them stronger—and more dangerous.

Here’s what we know: -Because oceans soak up excess heat from the atmosphere, their temperatures are rising due to global warming. -Studies have shown that hurricanes are staying stronger longer ...

The hurricane experts at Colorado State University ... a connection between the warmer ocean temperatures and global warming. The other main factor expected to increase the number of storms ...

A warm — yet no longer record-hot — strip of Atlantic waters could help fuel 17 named tropical cyclones this season, Colorado State University researchers said.

found that human-caused global warming added an average of 18 mph to the maximum wind speeds. This happened for more than 80% of Atlantic hurricanes between 2019 and 2023 – and every 2024 hurricane.

Seasonal allergies are being hit by climate change. As temperatures rise, pollen season grows longer and more severe.

Helene is the eighth Category 4 or 5 hurricane to hit the U.S. in as many years, continuing a troubling trend of increasingly powerful storms. Global warming has increased Gulf water temperatures ...

Climate change, through all of its dangerous and exponentially growing side effects, affects us every day of our lives, ...

Global warming fueling natural disasters around the planet. “It’s happening right now, every place in the world,” said Pappas, who installed the so-called hurricane clips after watching ...

More and more, TV news is characterizing extreme weather as climate change — except hurricanes 2021 was a breakout year for extreme weather coverage.Climate mentions during reporting on climate ...