🌊A strengthening nor’easter is bringing heavy rain, strong winds, & coastal flooding along the U.S. East Coast this weekend! Coastal flooding has already affected portions of Virginia & North Carolina, with ocean overwash closing a miles-long stretch of road on the Outer Banks.

🚨India and Pakistan have experienced sustained dangerous humid heat this month, much of which would not have occurred without human-caused climate change. Today, dangerous humid heat driven by climate change is peaking — with around 700 million people forecast to feel it⬇️

Millions of people across India and Pakistan are forecast to experience dangerous humid heat linked to climate change on September 24: 🇮🇳 India: Around 560 million people — nearly 40% of the population 🇵🇰 Pakistan: Around 140 million people

🚨As of September 22, #HurricanePolo underwent extreme rapid intensification – reaching Category 5 strength with sustained winds of 165 MPH off the southwestern coast of Mexico.

🚨Dangerous, near-to-all-time record heat is expected to impact more than a dozen states this week🚨 For more than 65 million Americans, these lingering, late-summer temperatures are made at least three times more likely by human-caused climate change.

From September 14-18, temperatures between 101°F and 106°F are forecast in parts of these states: 📍Eastern Texas 📍Oklahoma 📍Louisiana 📍Arkansas 📍Southern Missouri 📍Northern Mississippi 📍Southern Tennessee

🌀#HurricaneLowell brought torrential rainfall to Hawaii — and climate change helped make its Pacific environment unusually warm. Human-caused climate change made the unusually warm sea surface temperatures along Lowell’s path up to 60 times more likely.

🌧️ As #HurricaneLowell approached Hawaii and made its closest pass on Labor Day Monday, rainfall totals on Kauai exceeded 16–19 inches. 🚨The storm washed out roads, triggered flash flood warnings, and prompted the first-ever tornado watch issued for Hawaii!