Climate Central.
non-profit organization in the USA
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Active this week
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Climate Central analyzed wildfire threats in Summerland and assessed fire conditions in Brunswick Creek.Some support1 report
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NOAA data and climate records were reported in Scientific American by Zeke Hausfather and Climate Central scientists.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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A study found that the combination of climate change and El Niño is intensifying Hurricane Polo.Well supported14 reports
Earlier this month
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Climate Central created flood risk maps for Warrington, covering areas that cross into the Halton border.Some support1 report
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Climate Central reported on weather disasters while various firms conducted market surveys for clients including Hippo Insurance Services and Hub.Some support1 report
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Climate Central estimates flood damages resulting from powerful El Niño storms affecting the region.Some support3 reports
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El Nino contributed to record August temperatures, as reported by Climate Central.Some support2 reports
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Climate Central provided specialized digital elevation models via its CoastalDEM® Product Line for risk assessment on March 4, 2026.Some support1 report
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Climate Central is utilizing data from its organization regarding the costs associated with various disasters.Well supported3 reports1 development inside
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Climate Central stewards disaster data while NCEI incorporates information from the National Interagency Fire Center.Some support1 report
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Climate Central analyzed heat exposure in India.Some support4 reports
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Former NOAA scientists formed the organization Climate Central. This development occurred amidst budget cuts that led to NOAA briefing cancellations.Well supported3 reports1 development inside
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Climate Central analyzed data provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, involving researchers from the University of Maine.Some support1 report
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Mary Johnson led an analysis by Climate Central regarding rising fall temperatures.Some support1 report
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Climate Central and Desert Research Institute are monitoring climate change impacts in their respective regions.Some support2 reports
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Hospital staff in Memphis discuss heat risks while Climate Central reports finding more warm nights in the area.Some support1 report
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Climate Central analyzed Raleigh's summer night temperatures, focusing on trends across North Carolina and the South region.Some support1 report
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Climate Central researched temperature trends in Charlotte on August 17, 2026.Some support1 report
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Climate Central provided data analysis to WUSF on August 14, 2026.Some support1 report
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Climate Central is studying global sea surface temperature anomalies related to a lake in the Antarctic region.Some support1 report
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A test case was performed in Reno, NV, and a report analyzing cooling demand across the U.S. was released.Some support1 report
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Expert opinion suggests that sleep loss is being experienced due to high nighttime temperatures in Hyderabad, linking it to urban issues.Some support1 report
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Climate Central is monitoring average temperature increases specifically within the area of Erie, which is located in the United States.Some support1 report
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Research shows humid heat increasing in Indian cities, ranking India 16th among worst-affected Asian countries.Some support2 reports
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Climate Central quantified sleep loss in Americans, finding high levels in Houston.Some support1 report
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Joe Manchin hindered Joe Biden's climate agenda, while Climate Central studies extreme heat events.Some support1 report
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Climate Central analyzes average temperature increases in Salt Lake City, which is relevant to Southern Utah.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Rising temperatures are creating favorable conditions for mosquito-borne disease spread, analyzed by Climate Central.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Climate Central analyzed mosquito disease days across the US, noting significant increases in the Southeast and Maine.Some support1 report
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Climate Central, an organization based in the United States, has been noted.Well supported3 reports2 developments inside
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Climate Central analyzed temperature data in Columbia on July 27, 2026.Some support1 report
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Climate Central analyzed sleep loss in Columbia, where Jay Levin works at Boone Health.Some support1 report
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A report published by Climate Central indicates that Middle East cities are currently experiencing the worst sleep loss.Some support5 reports
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Climate Central maps climate change influence on temperatures as a heat dome affects the West and northern U.S.Some support1 report
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Climate Central analyzed heat trends in Philadelphia using weather data from Mount Holly and the Philadelphia International Airport.Some support1 report
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Ben Tracy is a correspondent for Climate Central, and Nick Schifrin anchors PBS News Hour.Some support1 report
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Climate Central researches rainfall intensity increases in Southeast Texas.Some support1 report
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Climate Central analysis indicates an increase in humid heat days.Well supported4 reports
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Climate Central and the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety began tracking wildfire damage statistics.Some support1 report
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Climate Central created a visualization concept comparing current global warming trends against the goals set out in the Paris Agreement.Some support1 report
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Climate Central used data to highlight climate trends in Nashville.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Daniel Gilford led research on sea level rise findings, noting that ice melt contributes to the rise.Some support1 report
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The Trump administration attempted to slow renewable energy, while Climate Central and Ember analyzed U.S. solar and coal generation data.Well supported3 reports
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Around Climate Central this week
News at the entities that move Climate Central most-
NOAA StructuralNOAA reports solar activity affecting space, while a fire grant affects California but not Alaska.Moves Climate Central
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El Niño OperationalMarcos urges preparation for super El Niño and activates a Task Force led by the Department of Science and Technology.Moves Climate Central
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Research indicates that the El Niño climate pattern influences wildfire risk.
Moves Climate Central
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Greenland Mentioned togetherA new report covers global issues including mineral battles, AI labor threats, climate change, and regional violence.Moves Climate Central
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Antarctica StructuralNetwork connectivity has been established spanning from Qinghai to Antarctica.Moves Climate Central
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El Nino OperationalEl Nino could affect agricultural output across Africa while an IMF official discusses the continent's economic outlook.Moves Climate Central
Connections
The 40 strongest of 114, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Benjamin Strauss Structural
A holds the leadership roles of CEO and chief scientist within B.
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Kristina Dahl Structural
Kristina Dahl holds a formal leadership position, including VP of Science and Lead Scientist, at Climate Central.
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Daniel Gilford Structural
Daniel Gilford is employed as a climate scientist by Climate Central.
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El Niño Operational
Climate Central actively monitors, forecasts, and studies the environmental impacts and extreme weather effects associated with El Niño.
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NOAA Structural
Climate Central relies on NOAA data for its research and operations.
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Climate Central was founded by former NOAA scientists and actively collaborates with the agency, utilizing NOAA data for climate trend analysis.
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Ed Hawkins Operational
Ed Hawkins created the visualization concept that is currently utilized by Climate Central.
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Ben Tracy Operational
Ben Tracy serves as a correspondent providing expert input and coverage for Climate Central.
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Cádiz Shared context
same place or sector
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Kelton Minor Operational
Kelton Minor is the lead author of a study involving Climate Central's work.
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Antarctica Structural
Climate Central relies on data regarding ice loss and environmental changes in Antarctica for its research and operational context.
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Houston Shared context
Climate Central researches and tracks climate data relevant to the environmental conditions observed in Houston.
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El Nino Operational
Climate Central actively tracks and studies the impact of the El Nino climate phenomenon on weather events.
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Boston Globe Operational
Climate Central provides specialized meteorological forecasts and information to the Boston Globe for publication and use.
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Greenland Mentioned together
Climate Central researchers utilized ice loss data derived from Greenland.
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Scientific American Operational
Climate Central provides scientific expertise and information to Scientific American for publication.
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Europe Shared context
Both entities are contextually affected by the global phenomenon of climate change.
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Julienne Stroeve Operational
Julienne Stroeve and Climate Central collaborate on research findings regarding Arctic sea ice extent.
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Desert Research Institute Mentioned together
Both Climate Central and Desert Research Institute are noted for monitoring climate change impacts.
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New York City Shared context
Climate Central focuses its research on the urban heat island effect as a characteristic phenomenon of New York City.
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Ember Shared context
Both companies operate within the shared context of tracking U.S. energy trends.
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MIaMI Shared context
Climate Central uses Miami as a case study to track and model local warming trends and their impacts.
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Fort Smith Shared context
Climate Central's modeling is used to describe high heat conditions in Fort Smith.
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Phoenix Shared context
Climate Central provides temperature forecasts regarding Phoenix.
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Summerland Mentioned together
Climate Central provides analysis regarding wildfire threats affecting Summerland.
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Columbia Shared context
Climate Central utilized temperature data and context provided by the Columbia government agency for its research.
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India Mentioned together
The relationship is defined by shared academic focus on the impact of climate change.
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Colorado Shared context
Climate Central operates within the context of Colorado, using it as a backdrop for climate change research.
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Adaptive Shared context
Both companies are mentioned in the context of tracking and addressing global protection gaps.
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Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety Mentioned together
Both organizations are noted for tracking wildfire damage statistics.
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Pennsylvania Shared context
Climate Central operates within the geographical and regulatory context of the state of Pennsylvania.
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Texas Shared context
Climate Central analyzes climate trends and precipitation patterns relevant to the state of Texas.
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Antarctic Mentioned together
The company studies the region as part of global sea surface temperature anomaly research.
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Louisiana Shared context
Climate Central monitors climate trends and rising temperatures within the state of Louisiana.
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Kentucky Mentioned together
Climate Central focuses its research and data collection on trends specific to the state of Kentucky.
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Nature Shared context
Climate Central operates within the domain of environmental recovery and natural processes.
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Warrington Transactional
Climate Central created flood risk maps for Warrington as part of a specific service engagement.
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Chuuk Mentioned together
Climate Central studies the impacts of extreme weather events, using case studies like Chuuk.
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Polo Mentioned together
Climate Central analyzed data regarding Polo's wind gain.
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Jakarta Mentioned together
Climate Central tracks and models temperature increases and heat risks specific to the geographic area of Jakarta.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
5 events- Climate Central analyzed wildfire threats in Summerland and assessed fire conditions in Brunswick Creek.
- NOAA data and climate records were reported in Scientific American by Zeke Hausfather and Climate Central scientists.
- A study found that the combination of climate change and El Niño is intensifying Hurricane Polo.
- Climate Central created flood risk maps for Warrington, covering areas that cross into the Halton border.
- Climate Central reported on weather disasters while various firms conducted market surveys for clients including Hippo Insurance Services and Hub.
September 2026
7 events- Climate Central estimates flood damages resulting from powerful El Niño storms affecting the region.
- El Nino contributed to record August temperatures, as reported by Climate Central.
- Climate Central provided specialized digital elevation models via its CoastalDEM® Product Line for risk assessment on March 4, 2026.
- Climate Central stewards disaster data while NCEI incorporates information from the National Interagency Fire Center.
- Climate Central analyzed heat exposure in India.
- Climate Central analyzed data provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, involving researchers from the University of Maine.
- Mary Johnson led an analysis by Climate Central regarding rising fall temperatures.
August 2026
12 events- Climate Central and Desert Research Institute are monitoring climate change impacts in their respective regions.
- Hospital staff in Memphis discuss heat risks while Climate Central reports finding more warm nights in the area.
- Climate Central analyzed Raleigh's summer night temperatures, focusing on trends across North Carolina and the South region.
- Climate Central researched temperature trends in Charlotte on August 17, 2026.
- Climate Central provided data analysis to WUSF on August 14, 2026.
- Climate Central is studying global sea surface temperature anomalies related to a lake in the Antarctic region.
- A test case was performed in Reno, NV, and a report analyzing cooling demand across the U.S. was released.
- Expert opinion suggests that sleep loss is being experienced due to high nighttime temperatures in Hyderabad, linking it to urban issues.
- Climate Central is monitoring average temperature increases specifically within the area of Erie, which is located in the United States.
- Research shows humid heat increasing in Indian cities, ranking India 16th among worst-affected Asian countries.
- Climate Central quantified sleep loss in Americans, finding high levels in Houston.
- Joe Manchin hindered Joe Biden's climate agenda, while Climate Central studies extreme heat events.
Show 2 earlier months
July 2026
9 events- Climate Central is utilizing data from its organization regarding the costs associated with various disasters.
- Climate Central analyzes average temperature increases in Salt Lake City, which is relevant to Southern Utah.
- Rising temperatures are creating favorable conditions for mosquito-borne disease spread, analyzed by Climate Central.
- Climate Central analyzed mosquito disease days across the US, noting significant increases in the Southeast and Maine.
- Climate Central analyzed temperature data in Columbia on July 27, 2026.
- Climate Central analyzed sleep loss in Columbia, where Jay Levin works at Boone Health.
- A report published by Climate Central indicates that Middle East cities are currently experiencing the worst sleep loss.
- Climate Central maps climate change influence on temperatures as a heat dome affects the West and northern U.S.
- Climate Central analyzed heat trends in Philadelphia using weather data from Mount Holly and the Philadelphia International Airport.
June 2026
10 events- Former NOAA scientists formed the organization Climate Central. This development occurred amidst budget cuts that led to NOAA briefing cancellations.
- Climate Central, an organization based in the United States, has been noted.
- Ben Tracy is a correspondent for Climate Central, and Nick Schifrin anchors PBS News Hour.
- Climate Central researches rainfall intensity increases in Southeast Texas.
- Climate Central analysis indicates an increase in humid heat days.
- Climate Central and the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety began tracking wildfire damage statistics.
- Climate Central created a visualization concept comparing current global warming trends against the goals set out in the Paris Agreement.
- Climate Central used data to highlight climate trends in Nashville.
- Daniel Gilford led research on sea level rise findings, noting that ice melt contributes to the rise.
- The Trump administration attempted to slow renewable energy, while Climate Central and Ember analyzed U.S. solar and coal generation data.