Daily flood reports from Pakistan are available at http://www.pff.org.pk/
Grey Whale reaches Spain through ice-free Arctic
The wandering grey whale that bewildered scientists after appearing off the coast of Israel last ...
Rainiest day in Oklahoma City history brings rampaging floods
Oklahoma City’s rainiest day in history brought rampaging floods to the city and surrounding areas ...
Arctic Sea Ice Volume at Record Low for May
Photo credit: wili_hybrid via Flickr A graph from the Polar Science Center charting the decline ...
West, South bake in unseasonably early heat wave
An AOL report on a record breaking heat wave bringing in an uncharacteristically early start ...
Sea level rise maps
Sea level rise maps published by DGESL : – By Hunter Cutting Photo credit: gadl ...
Emergency hospital admissions for stroke went up as daily highs increased
Photo credit: Mr. T in DC via Flickr A medical study in Brisbane. The increase ...
Tundra fire near Prudhoe Bay – first in thousands of year
undra fire burned 1,000 square miles of an area near Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, three years ...
Yellow River run-off declining, driven by climate change
Posted 03. Sep, 2010
Excerpt from Nature: …the Yellow River shows a persistent decline in runoff . This decline is more pronounced from the upper to the lower basin. Daily drying-up of the river is observed more frequently at the Lijin hydrological station at the Yellow River mouth over the last 40 years, especially during the 1990s. The onset [...]
Extreme weather driven by jet stream shift consistent with global warming
Posted 03. Sep, 2010
One might think that too much rain in Pakistan would have nothing to do with too little rain in Russia, but two expert analyses by CNN meteorologist Brandon Miller and Weather Underground meteorologist Dr. Jeff Masters find that the two are connected. The Russian heat wave is associated with an intense dome of high atmospheric [...]
Traveling photo show of climate change
Posted 02. Sep, 2010
QINGDAO, Sept. 2 (Xinhua) — One photo shows Wanee Mainuam, a 60-year-old Thai woman, glumly clutching a bundle of fish — all that is left after rising water temperatures decimated crustacean life in her local fishery and deprived her of much of her income. “If climate change continues like that, I’ll have to leave this [...]
Hot, Dry Weather reveals ancient sites in UK
Posted 02. Sep, 2010
Unless the very worst predictions come true (which is perfectly possible), then it is fair to assume there will be winners and losers from climate change. We’ve already heard about Greenlander’s celebrating increased access to natural resources, and even exploring the idea of bottled iceberg water. Now another segment of the global population may have [...]
El Niños Shifting West, Growing Stronger
Posted 02. Sep, 2010
A relatively new type of El Niño, which has its warmest waters in the central-equatorial Pacific Ocean, rather than in the eastern-equatorial Pacific, is becoming more common and progressively stronger, according to a new study by NASA and NOAA. The research may improve our understanding of the relationship between El Niños and climate change, and [...]
Canada on track for hottest year ever
Posted 02. Sep, 2010
Canada is on track to have the hottest year on record by far — if La Nina doesn’t blow it. From January through July it’s been 3.5 degrees warmer than normal, says Environment Canada’s David Phillips. That’s considerably warmer than the record set in 1998, when temperatures hovered almost 2.5 degrees higher than normal for [...]
Hottest summer ever in Philadelphia
Posted 02. Sep, 2010
Sweat doesn’t lie: Officially, this was the hottest summer ever in Philadelphia, and it wasn’t even close. The record was torched so overwhelmingly that it was in a league with what happened this winter, when Philadelphia’s snow record fell by more than a foot. The average daily high this summer, 88.7, was the highest ever. [...]
Japan endures hottest summer on record
Posted 02. Sep, 2010
TOKYO — Japan is sweltering through its hottest summer on record, weather officials said Thursday.The Asian country joins a large swath of the Northern Hemisphere that has experienced an unusually hot summer. Meteorologists say 17 nations have recorded all-time-high temperatures this year, more than in any other year, and scientists have said that July was [...]
Coral bleaching high alert for Caribbean
Posted 01. Sep, 2010
On August 31, NOAA coral reef monitor puts most of the Caribbean on high alert for coral bleaching due to heat stress.
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About this site:
ClimateSignals is a global database of climate change impact reports. The project is exploring the use of social media to crowd source the database. Reports are submitted to the inventory through a network of independent social bookmarkers, establishing a searchable, on-line inventory of annotated climate change impact reports. Climate change impact reports are automatically filed in this database as they are bookmarked. The inventory is dedicated to reports of recent and current climate change impacts. The reports take all forms: news accounts, blog posts, science journal articles, photo postings, eyewitness reports, government publications, and more. The ClimateSignals project is led by Hunter Cutting who curates the database.
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Butterflies populations dying in Mexico, thriving in Canada
30. Jun, 2010
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Hottest June ever for Washington DC
01. Jul, 2010
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Climate changes worst in western states
25. Jun, 2010
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Troubling ice melt in East Antarctica
25. Jun, 2010
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Sea level rise maps
04. Jun, 2010
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Massive moisture-driven extreme precipitation during warmest winter in record
04. Jun, 2010
- Fungal Disease Spreads Through Pacific Northwest : NPR 04. Jun, 2010
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Daily flood reports from Pakistan
03. Sep, 2010
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Yellow River run-off declining, driven by climate change
03. Sep, 2010
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Extreme weather driven by jet stream shift consistent with global warming
03. Sep, 2010
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Traveling photo show of climate change
02. Sep, 2010
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Hot, Dry Weather reveals ancient sites in UK
02. Sep, 2010
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El Niños Shifting West, Growing Stronger
02. Sep, 2010
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Canada on track for hottest year ever
02. Sep, 2010
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A note about identifying climate change impacts
Many events are linked to climate change by virtue of fitting a long-term trend. For example, the record-breaking “once in one thousand years” rains that drove the recent Nashville flood is part of the long-term trend of increasing heavy precipitation events in the Southeastern United States that has been fully documented and firmly attributed to climate change. While one cannot say with certainly that event was "caused" by climate change, one can and should say it is linked to climate change.
