Warming prolongs fall health and environmental risks
1 Oct 31 · 8d ago · 2 posts · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
Climate Central notes that warmer fall seasons extend risks from heat-related illness, wildfires, allergies, and mosquitoes. About 50 million Americans are allergic to ragweed pollen, which peaks in fall, and conditions triggering fall color are shifting, potentially disrupting ecological and economic value of foliage.
“October nights have warmed in 93% of 246 U.S. cities analyzed — by 3.4°F on average since 1970.”
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