Don’t forget “wet bulb,” too.
Not new maybe but a great way of explaining how you can die from the heat when it’s “only” 95 degrees or even as low as 88 because the humidity is so high that evaporation doesn’t work as a cooling mechanism.
Hello from Alabama, where we got 90+ temps with 50-60% humidity from about June-September *already*
(AND seeing more artificial turf fields where I referee so yes heat stroke /exhaustion protocols… we need an ice tub)
I moved out of Florida to northwestern PA to escape out. Climate destabilization has brought it here. But our water is clean for now. And the winters aren't that bad.
an intense dust storm, usually caused by the collapse of a thunderstorm, but sometimes they occur right before one. they're really not new, but we started using the Arabic word in the mid to late 2000s.
Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation. I could have happily gone my whole life without ever learning what that was or why it's collapse is imminent.