extreme weather

The financial impact of hail damage on buildings has surged over the past two decades. Researchers are using extreme methods to study how these storms cause destruction. Andrew Shick of Roofing USA describes the aftermath as stunning, with houses scarred like shotgun blasts.

December 09, 2025 由 AI 报道

Global temperatures in 2025 have reached 1.48°C above the preindustrial average, tying with 2023 for the second warmest year after 2024's 1.6°C mark. Despite the cooling influence of La Niña, record fossil fuel emissions have driven this trend. Extreme weather events this year have caused widespread devastation and loss of life.