Professor Mark Jacobson from Stanford University reports that electricity generation came from more than 50% renewable sources (wind, solar, etc.) in 9 states and D.C. in October 2019. The list of what percentage of electricity was generated using renewable sources…
Yes it's been cold over the past few days. But a few hot or cold days (or hot or cold months) where I live tells nothing about the trends over the past 100 years. Simply put, the earth is warming…
Tonight we're seeing a few flurries in the Lowcountry. It's nothing that's going to accumulate because the air is just too dry to support any significant snow. But the radar shows light snow (blue) on either side of Charleston and…
You may come across a lot of PR-type statements from Oil companies like, "Here's how to reduce your Carbon Footprint," or "We're planning for a Green Future." But the following image really tells the story. In 2019 the capital investment…
The Washington Post summarizes the hottest decade on record as follows: "The past decade was the hottest ever recorded on the planet, driven by an acceleration of temperature increases in the past five years, according to data released Wednesday. The…
Have you ever wondered how much money the United States spends to subsidize fossil fuel (gas, oil, coal, etc.)? According to a study done by the World Monetary Fund, it's a staggering $650 billion annually! Imagine if that amount of…
On Saturday evening a strong tornado ripped through North Central High School in Kershaw County. The school is located about 12 miles north northeast of Camden. The tornado was a strong EF-2 with winds of 130 mph. The tornado was…
To give you an idea of how much has already burned in Australia, check out this picture. The fires have consumed 15 times more area than the California wild fires in 2018. And if you're wondering if Global Warming is…
The numbers are in and 2019 was the second wettest year on record in the United States. At least a third of the area of the U.S. received enough rain to put then in the "much above normal" category.
Snowflakes are beautiful. And did you know that no two snowflakes are identical? If you've ever wondered what the science is behind snowflakes, check out this article: https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidbressan/2019/12/22/the-science-of-snowflakes/?utm_source=TWITTER&utm_medium=social&utm_content=2996041907&utm_campaign=sprinklrForbesScience#643c70bc32f0
In the past few weeks, Alaska's temperatures have plummeted to 50 below zero. But when you look at all of 2019, the temperatures were way above average. The warm temperatures in Alaska are in keeping with what's happening around the…
If you thought December was a bit wetter than normal, you thought correctly. The National Weather Service in Columbia issued the following Tweet: Wettest December on record tied at Columbia, SC! 9.31 inches of rain fell this month at Columbia…
20 Experts Predict The Most Significant Weather And Climate Advances Of The Next Decade Check out the article in Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/marshallshepherd/2020/12/30/20-experts-predict-the-most-significant-weather-and-climate-advances-of-the-next-decade/#4b77fb5f3520
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)-- As the Midlands prepares for the possibility of heavy rains Monday and Tuesday, the South Carolina Department of Transportation is reminding drivers to be safe. The SCDOT is urging motorists all across South Carolina to use extreme…
The winter solstice is tomorrow at 11:19 PM. That's when the sun's rays shine directly over the Tropic of Capricorn - about 23.5 degrees south of the equator. It's the farthest south that the sun shines directly overhead during the…
Here are parts of the article from https://earther.gizmodo.com/ There’s heat, and then there’s Australia heat. The country set a new record for its hottest day Tuesday as the average maximum temperature across Australia reached 40.9 degrees Celsius (105.6 degrees Fahrenheit).…
Weather updates and information from ABC Columbia's John Farley.
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