Climate claims and predictions

Recent Climate claims

• King tides may flood South Florida streets this year
  By Scientists · Aug 7, 2026
• A ‘Super’ El Niño is expected to bring big storm surges and king tides, flooding, and impacts on wildlife and ecosystems to the Bay Area
  By Experts · Aug 7, 2026
• the battery can meet the heating needs of Pornainen’s 5,000 residents for a month in the summer, and keep them toasty for a week through the winter
  By Polar Night Energy · Jul 31, 2026
• incorporate all these factors that have a strong relationship with malaria and build a sort of statistical forecast that can help you, months in advance, to make a prediction of malaria incidence for that period
  By Maxwell Elling · Jul 30, 2026
• the coming forecast El Niño is a clear example – waiting to respond to the extreme needs we can see coming only once they arrive will cost lives
  By Faysal · Jul 28, 2026
• the next 30 to 50 years could offer a crucial opportunity to forecast Antarctic ice loss and prepare for the sea level rise it may cause
  By Scientists · Jul 23, 2026
• Washington, Oregon and Idaho can expect above-average temperatures in August, September and October
  By National Weather Service · Jul 18, 2026
• El Niño will likely be one of the strongest in more than 75 years
  By US Climate Prediction Center · Jul 10, 2026
• The revision comes after El Niño conditions emerged in June and as forecasters assess a growing likelihood that the phenomenon could intensify into a strong, or even "Super," El Niño later this year.
  By AccuWeather · Jul 8, 2026
• El Niño conditions are already established in the tropical Pacific and are expected to significantly reshape weather conditions across the United States through late 2026 and into 2027
  By NOAA's Climate Prediction Center and the World Meteorological Organization · Jul 7, 2026