Going to Extremes: The future of weather in the Pacific Northwest
Channel: Ed Mays
Date: 2017-10-22

Going to Extremes: The future of weather in the Pacific Northwest. How is climate change impacting weather in our region? Will floods and droughts be the new normal? And how will people and wildlife cope? This Climate Science on Tap will examine the relationship between extreme weather events and our changing climate. Three scientists (Joshua Lawler [School of Environmental and Forest Sciences], James Rufo-Hill [Seattle Public Utilities], and Rachel White [UW Department of Atmospheric Sciences]) share the data and their perspectives in riveting presentations and a lively panel discussion of the issue and the impacts to the people and creatures that call the PNW home. 
Recorded 10/16/17
Thanks to Cascadia Climate Action, Climate Science on Tap & Naked City Brewery & Taphouse

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