Significant Weather Events

It provides summaries of some of the more interesting and important weather events to impact our local area in the past.

Significant Weather Events - St. Louis

Significant Events in 2015: Snow, Freezing Rain, and Sleet Event February 20-21, 2015 Winter Storm Jan 31 to February 2, 2015

Storm Events Database | National Centers for Environmental ...

The occurrence of storms and other significant weather phenomena having ... Other significant meteorological events, such as record maximum or minimum ...

Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters | Events

Events ; Hurricane Michael. October 2018. Tropical Cyclone, October 10, 2018 ; Hurricane Florence. September 2018. Tropical Cyclone, September 13, 2018 ; Hurricane ...

Extreme Weather and Climate Change - C2ES

The Top 10 costliest events are listed at the bottom of this page, along with a description of major U.S. droughts since 2000. NOAA calculates total, direct ...

Extreme weather events in the last year | The Week

Later in the month temperatures dropped significantly, even bringing snow to some regions. "This is a very small blip in the overall fire season," Robert ...

Severe Storms and Extreme Events - Data Table | NOAA Climate.gov

Storm event contains rare, unusual, weather phenomena or significant meteorological events, such as extreme temperature. How-To. What can I do with these ...

List of severe weather phenomena - Wikipedia

Examples ; Atmospheric · Fog · Haar (fog) ; Electrical storms · Thunderstorm · Derecho ; Fire · Wildfire · Firestorm ; Flood · Floods · Flash flood ; Snow · Snownado.

10 Historic Weather Events and How They Impacted Your Ancestors

10 Historic Weather Events and How They Impacted Your Ancestors · 1. The Great September Gale (1815) · 2. The Year Without a Summer (1816) · 3. Great Lakes Storms ...

Storm Watch: Trends in Extreme US Weather Events

The Storm Events Database is a comprehensive database of storms and other significant weather events, such as wildfires, tornadoes, and extreme ...

Extreme Weather and Climate Change - NASA Science

In response, Earth's air and ocean temperatures warm. This warming affects the water cycle, shifts weather patterns, and melts land ice — all impacts that can ...

Extreme weather - World Meteorological Organization WMO

Examples of extreme weather and climate events include, but are not limited to, heatwaves, cold waves, heavy precipitation, drought, tornadoes and tropical ...

10 Extreme Weather Events Caused By Climate Change

Cyclone Amphan Batters India ... This spring saw the Bay of Bengal's strongest storm ever: Cyclone Ampham(Opens in new window). Tropical cyclones everywhere are ...

Extreme weather | The Guardian

Philippines set to be hit by fifth major storm in less than a month · This is climate breakdown. 'I lost my six year old son when flash floods inundated Nova ...

Extreme Weather | National Climate Assessment

Since 1991, the amount of rain falling in very heavy precipitation events has been significantly above average. This increase has been greatest in the ...

Extreme Weather - USDA Climate Hubs

Weather-related extreme events are often short-lived and include heat waves, freezes, heavy downpours, tornadoes, tropical cyclones and floods.

Major Weather Events - Met Éireann - The Irish Meteorological Service

Major Weather Events ; 2018, Summer, Heatwaves and Drought ; 2018, 28 Feb – 4 Mar, Snow Storm Emma ; 2017, 16 October, Violent Storm Ophelia ; 2014, 12 February ...

Mapped: How climate change affects extreme weather around the ...

“Drought continues to be an event type where the results require significant context, and easy answers often remain elusive because of the ...

10 More Extreme Weather Events (Of The 21st Century)

10 More Extreme Weather Events · 1) North American Heat Wave, July/August 2006 · 2) The Super Outbreak of Tornadoes, April 2011 · Joplin, Missouri ...

The Top 30 Deadliest U.S. Weather Events of the Past 50 Years

... weather events lasting a month or less ... major U.S. cities between 1975 - 2004. This is also an underestimate, since ...