At the beginning of April, the deadly storms that were torn into the United States were least killed 24Was significantly worse by by Climate changeAccording to a survey published this week.
Climate Science Group World Weather Attribution has shown that man-made global warming did it Record Breaking Downpors About 9% heavy. Storm Destruction Home, road and farm land.
From April 3 to April April 3, the storms spread across the mid -West and south, throwing record amounts of rainfall in Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas and other states. The survey found that four -day rainfall is the heaviest for the region. The intensity of this storm was encouraged by the surface of the abnormally warm sea surface in the Gulf of Mexico, which was fixed at about 1.2 degrees Celsius (2.2 degrees Fahrenheit) than usual due to climate change).
According to the WAA analysis, it has made the storms 14 times more likely.
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Researchers said that strong forecasts and initial warnings probably reduced the scope of damage, they are concerned about the impact Deficit In national weather services.
Many of these field offices are strained, almost half of the office is now facing vacuum and 30 offices are operated without senior meteorologists, one of the reports of the report, Freddy Auto, co-founder of World Weather Atrition and senior lecturer at the Granthum Institute of Imperial College London.
These offices are responsible for issuing real-time warnings and coordinating with emergency management to keep the communities secure.
Pressure on the insurance market is also becoming clear as climate change is more frequent and intense weather. Homeowners are already watching in high -risk zones Spend their insurance Get up intensely because companies are adjusting to the rising risk.
“We assume that the top 20% insurance premiums of risky zip codes have seen an average of $ 1,100 from 2020 to 2024,” said Ben Kes, co-authors of Real Estate and Finance University at the University of Pennsylvania University.
Except A quick transfer from fossil fuelExtreme weather is expected to become more common and intense, researchers say.
According to the survey, if Global Warming reaches 2.6 degrees Celsius (1.7 degrees Fahrenheit)-which is the current principle of researchers expected with global weather attribhys for 20 years, the four-day rainfall may be more intense and twice as much.
“The co-authors of this call, Shell Winkley, Nonofovic News Group Climate Central’s weather and climate busy expert said,” It is not for us now, what it means for the future is really a moment for us. “” What do these regions mean that are watching back-to-back events? Does this mean how we make, or where we are rebuilding, or if we rebuild? Is it going to be a place in the future? And if it is that we will make sure it is alive and safe? “
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