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world weather attribution exploring the contribution of climate change to extreme weather events skip to content home about faqs methods information for journalists analyses drought extreme rainfall heatwave storms cold spells wildfire study tracker by year news peer reviewed research methodological papers event papers search for search for climate change is reducing early wet season rainfall in puerto rico and jamaica latest analyses heatwave climate change is driving unprecedented european ocean temperatures with severe impacts for marine life july 2026 has been the month with the world s seas hitting their hottest surface temperature on record the guardian 2026 record high sea surface temperatures ssts were measured in the atlantic along the european coast and in the western mediterranean copernicus 2026 and ssts were as much as 6 c hotter than normal in the mediterranean continue reading climate change is driving unprecedented european ocean temperatures with severe impacts for marine life 19 august 2026 europe read more extreme rainfall flood impacts in assam driven by high exposure and structural vulnerability amid uncertain rainfall trends between late june and early august 2026 the region of upper assam specifically the primary districts of sivasagar charaideo and jorhat and the surrounding hill catchments of nagaland and arunachal pradesh in northeast india witnessed multiple spells of heavy to extremely heavy rainfall that triggered repeated waves of flash flooding and widespread inundation across the continue reading flood impacts in assam driven by high exposure and structural vulnerability amid uncertain rainfall trends 14 august 2026 asia read more wildfire climate change means extreme fire seasons in canada are here to stay more than 3 million hectares have burned to date natural resources canada 2026 prompting a level 4 national preparedness response goc 2026 ciffc although the season began with below average wildfire activity prolonged hot dry weather through july has driven a rapid escalation in fire activity across the country cbc 2026 at the time of writing continue reading climate change means extreme fire seasons in canada are here to stay 06 august 2026 north america read more world weather attribution world weather attribution uses weather observations and climate models to understand how climate change influences the intensity and likelihood of extreme weather events the studies also assess the role of human vulnerability and exposure in the impacts to highlight the actions needed to prepare for changing weather extremes most studies are performed rapidly in the aftermath of extreme weather events or even while they re still happening to answer the increasingly common question what was the role of climate change in this event formed in 2014 wwa has performed more than 100 attribution studies on heatwaves extreme rainfall drought floods wildfires and cold spells around the world to contact world weather attribution email wwamedia imperial ac uk cold spells unusual cold spells can occur even in a warming world and cause disruption to transport energy food supplies drought drought affects people in many ways from reduced water food supplies to increasing the risk of wildfires extreme rainfall rainfall events from a major storm or hurricane or intense localised downpours can lead to flooding in any type of location heatwave heatwaves can be particularly dangerous to humans and occur all over the world with increasing intensity storms storms usually include heavy rain snow or hail strong winds and thunder lightning wildfire warmer temperatures are increasing the likelihood of wildfires both starting and spreading in many regions of the world about contact us about this site cookies privacy policy accessibility partners imperial college london royal netherlands meteorological institute knmi red cross red crescent climate centre
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