Climate Change Is Redefining Extreme Weather: Here’s How

From devastating floods to record-breaking heatwaves, climate change is making extreme weather events more frequent and intense. Warmer air holds more moisture, fueling heavier rains, like the deadly floods in Spain and central Europe. Rising heat drives droughts in regions like East Africa, while wildfires, fueled by hotter, drier conditions, devastated Canada in its worst wildfire season ever.

The science is clear: climate change is turning extremes into our new normal. Join us as we explore the impact and why urgent action is more critical than ever.