Climate Scientist Explains What Made the Texas Floods so Extreme

Climate scientist explains what made the Texas floods so extreme

As rescuers in Texas search for survivors of the deadly flooding, CBS News is learning the worst-hit areas saw 12 inches of rain per hour in the early morning of July 4. For more on why this storm was so intense, Daniel Swain, climate scientist at University of California, joins to discuss.

Texas Floods Show How Climate Change Is Supercharging Rainfall - One Green Planet

Deadly floods in Texas show how climate change is fueling more extreme rain — and politics is standing in the way of solutions. The post Texas Floods Show How Climate Change Is Supercharging Rainfall appeared first on One Green Planet.

Report Shows How Deadly Texas Floods Were Driven by Human-Induced Climate Crisis

Texas Floods: Climate Change Impact Found in Study

Media, Politicians Blame Climate Change For Texas Floods, Ignore Conflicting Data

Politicians and media rushed to blame climate change for the deadly Texas floods, but data shows planning, response, and land-use failures were to blame.