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The Age of Extremes Is No Longer a Forecast—It’s This Week’s Weather Map
There is a phrase climate scientists are using more often now: the “extreme of extremes.” It is not meant to describe an ordinary heat wave, a bad thunderstorm day, or a seasonal flood. It points to the kind of event that overwhelms assumptions — the disaster that sits outside what many communities, power grids, hospitals,…
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