Monday, September 23, 2013

Global Warming Is Likely to Increase Severe Thunderstorm Conditions in U.S., Research Finds

Severe thunderstorms that could create tornadoes, such as this one observed in Oklahoma in 2009, will become more common with global warming. (Credit: Sean Waugh / NOAA/NSSL)
Severe thunderstorms, often exhibiting destructive rainfall, hail and tornadoes, are one of the primary causes of catastrophic losses in the United States. New climate models suggest a robust increase in these types of storms across the country.

Global Warming Is Likely to Increase Severe Thunderstorm Conditions in U.S., Research Finds
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