Too busy planning for Labor Day weekend fun to pay attention to weather and climate news through the week? No worries. Greta Shum is here to fill you in on what you might have missed.
The fall season generally means football, changing leaf colors and cooler temperatures. But as Climate Central’s chief meteorologist Bernadette Woods Placky explains, fall temps aren't quite as cool as they used to be. Here’s this week’s Climate Matters.
MoreThe first week after Labor Day starts hot in the Northeast. Learn what's up for the rest of the country in this week's Shift Ahead with Climate Central meteorologist Sean Sublette.
MoreWhen it rains, it pours. That’s how we may want to think about the effects of climate change on precipitation. Scientist Tom Petersen and meteorologist Dan Satterfield explain the link between rainstorms and global warming in Extreme Weather 101.
MoreExtreme heat doesn’t just mean a sunny day—it can have very real and very deadly consequences, as meteorologist Bernadette Woods Placky explains.
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