Climate change makes storms like Dorian more dangerous
— CNN (@CNN) September 4, 2019
▪ Sea level rise makes storm surge worse
▪ Increased rainfall
▪ Stronger storms get stronger
▪ More storms appear to be rapidly intensifying
▪ Hurricanes and tropical storms move slowerhttps://t.co/aRqcrGdypw
YaleE360: New research suggests that climate change has made stalled Atlantic storms more common, and that they are more dangerous because they stay in one place for a longer period of time, potentially concentrating their destruction. nytclimate reports: https://t.co/jFxg3IV7ve
— Pablo Rodas-Martini (@pablorodas) September 5, 2019
#PrincetonU prof. Gabriel Vecchi of @GeosciencesPU and @PrincetonPEI joins @jaketapper to discuss how #globalwarming contributes to the intensity of weather events like #HurricaneDorian.
— Princeton University (@Princeton) September 5, 2019
More about Vecchi's research on the impact of #globalwarming: https://t.co/5bj1Y4tLiJ https://t.co/MEdCW2ViMT
Hurricane Dorian made landfall.
— Zack Colman (@zcolman) September 6, 2019
There’s a bunch of toxic coal ash sites in its path. 101 across the nation are in high risk flood areas.
Stronger storms and storm surges from climate change are going to expose more people to pollution from such sites.https://t.co/iXfWo5t0OW pic.twitter.com/ClCfyFbilR
Climate Change Making Hurricanes Moving Slower—And That's a Huge Problemhttps://t.co/fWjpH10xaq pic.twitter.com/1taUc9L8OD
— Bob Marshall (@BMarshallEnviro) September 6, 2019
WATCH: Pennsylvania State Professor Michael Mann discusses Hurricane Dorian and the current impacts of climate change.https://t.co/om6HjrNion
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) September 6, 2019
Hurricanes and climate change — an explainer: https://t.co/lEXfnN6J7W pic.twitter.com/hV1L7E8OpG
— UPROXX (@UPROXX) September 6, 2019
Hurricanes likely to become more intense with climate change, experts say.https://t.co/wmE7bTYbkp
— euronews (@euronews) September 6, 2019
The #ClimateCrisis is making hurricanes, like Dorian, worse. https://t.co/NUets4YbgT pic.twitter.com/qDxPX2T35r
— Climate Reality (@ClimateReality) September 5, 2019
Since records began in 1851, #Dorian is the slowest moving major hurricane (something that scientists have linked to a warming climate). This is what happens when a storm just sits like a blender over the Bahamas. pic.twitter.com/5qxHKfh7N7
— Bill McKibben (@billmckibben) September 3, 2019
