Hurricanes Moving Farther North to Pummel Millions More Homes in US February 27, 2023 By Leslie Kaufman and Eric Roston Is it possible to predict exactly where the wind will blow? How about where it will blow 30 years from...
Alaska Wary of ‘California Style’ Blackouts; Study Assesses Global Hailstorm Trends April 1, 2021 By Don Jergler Alaska could face “California-style” blackouts as climate change increases the state’s wildfire risk. That’s according to an article this week...
Hurricane Season Ramping Up Along Southeast Coast August 21, 2017 By Bo Petersen This is it, the days surfer Blue Spivey looks forward to all winter. The days he can go online and...
Caribbean Cat Facility, CCRIF, Pays Belize for Excess Rain From Hurricane Earl August 23, 2016 CCRIF SPC (formerly the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility) made a pay-out of US$261,073 to the government of Belize as...
Typhoon Nepartak Lashes Taiwan, to Weaken Before Hitting China July 8, 2016 Super typhoon Nepartak hit Taiwan on Friday, driving thousands of people from their homes, disrupting power supply and forcing the...
Taiwan Readies for Typhoon Nepartak; AIR Worldwide Comments July 7, 2016 By Yu-Huay Sun Taiwan told schools and offices along its eastern coast to close early Thursday as Typhoon Nepartak threatens to unleash strong...
Australia Nears Record for Fewest Cyclones Since 1970 – Thanks to El Niño April 25, 2016 By Brian K. Sullivan El Niño is getting some of the credit as Australia nears a record for the fewest tropical cyclones since 1970....
2015 Global Insured Losses Lowest Since 2009 Despite El Niño Effects: Carpenter March 25, 2016 One of the strongest El Niño periods on record and a positive phase of the North Atlantic Oscillation were the...
Fiji’s Strongest-Ever Cyclone Flattens Entire Villages; Death Toll Rises February 22, 2016 By Emma O'Brien The death toll from the strongest tropical cyclone ever to hit Fiji climbed to at least 20 as aerial surveillance...
Paper Fingers Climate Change for California Wildfires November 12, 2015 By Don Jergler There was a bit of hesitation from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration scientist Stephanie C. Herring when she was asked...