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Jan 7, 2024 | currentlyhq.com | Eric Holthaus

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Currently - October 25, 2023: Hurricane Otis hits Acapulco, Mexico at Category 5 strength

Oct 25, 2023 | currentlyhq.com | Eric Holthaus

The weather, currently. Hurricane Otis made landfall early Wednesday near Acapulco, Mexico at Category 5 strength — the strongest hurricane landfall in recorded history on Mexico’s west coast — and the strongest ever in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. Initial reports show a partial collapse of a shopping mall, and palm trees stripped completely bare of leaves due to the strong winds. The city has almost completely lost power.
Currently - September 28, 2023: Global warming is accelerating

Sep 27, 2023 | currentlyhq.com | Eric Holthaus

The weather, currently. James Hansen, the climate scientist whose 1988 testimony to Congress first made global warming an issue of national concern, has a new warning: Global warming is accelerating. We’ve all seen the scary charts and maps of this summer of climate extremes. According to data from the first three weeks of September, it’s on track to be the most anomalously warm month we’ve ever measured as a species.
Currently - September 22, 2023: Announcing the Science Friday - Future Earth book club!

Sep 21, 2023 | currentlyhq.com | Eric Holthaus

The weather, currently. It’s my extreme thrill to announce a partnership with Science Friday’s book club series: During the month of October, Science Friday will be doing a series of events focusing on my book, The Future Earth.
Currently - August 29, 2023: Idalia approaches landfall near Tampa Bay

Aug 28, 2023 | currentlyhq.com | Eric Holthaus

The weather, currently. Tropical Storm Idalia is expected to make landfall early Wednesday morning as a major hurricane, just north of the Tampa Bay metro area. For context, the Tampa Bay region has been incredibly lucky over the past 75 years, so even a glancing blow from a major hurricane could produce a record-setting coastal flood.
Currently - August 28, 2023: Idalia is heading to Florida as a hurricane

Aug 27, 2023 | currentlyhq.com | Eric Holthaus

The weather, currently. Tropical Storm Idalia formed over the weekend, and is ramping up its intensity on a trajectory towards Florida. Tampa Bay is currently in the cone of uncertainty for Idalia. Up to 11 feet of storm surge is expected from Idalia near the exact landfall location, with about 3-5 feet expected in the Tampa Bay region. Since records began in 1850, only 5 hurricanes have ever directly struck the Tampa Bay region.
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Aug 24, 2023 | currentlyhq.com | Eric Holthaus

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Currently - August 24, 2023: Every single candidate denied climate change in first Republican presidential debate

Aug 23, 2023 | currentlyhq.com | Eric Holthaus

The weather, currently. It’s my excruciating duty to report that climate denial is alive and well in the year 2023. With less than 15 months until Election Day, in the middle of what’s likely to be Earth’s hottest year since human civilization began, Republican presidential candidates gathered on a 100°F day in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to talk about who would be the best person to beat Joe Biden — the self-proclaimed climate president. It didn’t go well.
Currently - August 23, 2023: Drought has turned the Panama Canal into a parking lot

Aug 22, 2023 | currentlyhq.com | Eric Holthaus

The weather, currently. Drought has forced a major slowdown in ship traffic at the Panama Canal, with more than 200 ships waiting up to three weeks to cross. In an official statement, the Panama Canal Authority said the current drought situation “has no historical precedence.” Each crossing of the canal uses 51 million gallons of water from nearby lakes, and those lakes are running low.
SPECIAL Currently in Los Angeles - August 19, 2023: Hilary arrives

Aug 18, 2023 | currentlyhq.com | Eric Holthaus

The weather, currently. Subscribe to Currently Los Angeles — our daily weather and climate update, written by Ade Adeniji: Hilary arrives on Saturday Friday was the calm before the storm. I took a day trip to Temecula where it was still sunny and a balmy 97. But I did start to see some upper level clouds in the south. On Saturday, the storm will begin. Things will rapidly deteriorate as the center of Hilary arrives as a tropical storm on Saturday evening in San Diego County.