New Climate Assessment Warns California Could See More Extreme Weather

New climate assessment warns California could see more extreme weather

The report predicts California summers will be longer and hotter, which could impact fire risk, tourism, agriculture and wildlife.

No, New York Times, California's Climate Has Always Been a Land of Flood, Drought, and Fire - ClimateRealism

The New York Times article “Latest Climate Report Warns of Major Upheaval to California Way of Life” by Soumya Karlamangla, claims California faces a future of bigger storms, more extreme floods, longer droughts, destructive wildfires, disappearing snowpack, and major disruption to everyday life because of climate change. This is highly misleading if not outright false. […]

Climate report warns of major upheaval to California way of life | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

SAN FRANCISCO >> In just a few decades, summers in California will not only be much hotter, but will also stretch for months longer. Floods will become more widespread and extreme. Exposure to wildfire smoke will kill thousands more people every year.

California Could Lose 75% of Beaches: Report

Californians who think summer already feelings endless may want to brace themselfs. A sweating new state climate assessment projects that by midcentury, California's "summer" conditions could last about 135 days a year—up from roughly 90—while age temperatures climb around 4 degrees Fahrenheit and wildfire smoke claims thousands more...

Latest Climate Report Warns of Major Upheaval to California Way of Life - Schwartzreport

Soumya Karlamangla,  Reporter  -  THe New York TimesStephan: I am beginning to see more and more reports, papers, and articles about the effect climate change is having on coastal regions in America. Here is one about California, including a picture of a coastal co-op that used to belong to a friend. All of this is going to create the involuntary migrations I have been warning you about. The report finds that without major intervention, as much …