1. A tornado bears down on the Texas Panhandle.

    Torrents and droughts and twisters - oh my!

    Not all kinds of extreme weather have the same relationship with our atmosphere's increasing burden of greenhouse gas. Here's a summary of what scientists already know and what they're working to nail down.

    • Climate

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  2. UCAR News Center

    Doping the atmosphere?

    When weather disasters happen, is climate change to blame? The stories, video, and interactives in "Weather on Steroids" explore that question from a number of angles. It turns out that blaming climate change for wild weather's not that simple. Here’s why.

    • Climate

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  3. Is this climate change?

    After years of painstaking research, scientists are now developing tools to make faster connections between disastrous weather and climate science.

    • Climate

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  4. Stack of 100 dollar bills

    Risky business

    There's insurance, and then there's reinsurance - and both are affected by weather and climate. So how are insurers planning for a future where the impact of weather catastrophes meets climate change?

    • Climate

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  5. Extreme weather forensics

    Three ways of dusting for climate fingerprints.

    • Climate

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