El NiñO and the Reshaping of Regional Weather
Six books that explain how ENSO phases shift storm tracks, flood and drought odds, and coastal vulnerability across U.S. regions.
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The Weather of the FutureHeidi CullenHeidi Cullen connects climate trends to concrete regional weather futures, helping readers understand how El Nino...Shelf signal: Climate Change
The Weather MachineAndrew BlumAndrew Blum demystifies the forecasting infrastructure and data systems that underlie ENSO predictions and outlooks...Shelf signal: Meteorology & Climatology
Under a White SkyElizabeth KolbertElizabeth Kolbert situates human-driven environmental change that modulates the background in which El Nino events have...Shelf signal: Climate Change
The Heat Will Kill You FirstJeff GoodellJeff Goodell explains how extreme heat and its human toll interact with shifting climate patterns and compounding risks...Shelf signal: Climate Change
The Battle for North Carolina's CoastStanley R Riggs, Dorothea Von Der Porten AmesA focused account of North Carolina coast vulnerability links El Nino-driven storm patterns to shoreline erosion,...Shelf signal: Coasts & Shorelines
Superstorm SandyDiane C. BatesThe Superstorm Sandy case study illustrates how storm tracks and coastal exposure produce repeated disaster risk...Shelf signal: Disaster & Crisis Studies