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Eric Holthaus is a meteorologist. Follow him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/EricHolthaus

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Get Used to Saying ‘Bomb Cyclone.’

NEW WORLD

Is this just what happens now? Short answer: yes. Get used to it.

Eric Holthaus | Published Jan 06, 2018
opinion

Bitcoin Could Cost Us Our Clean-Energy Future

FILTHY LUCRE

Simply put, bitcoin is slowing the effort to achieve a rapid transition away from fossil fuels. What’s more, this is just the beginning.

Eric Holthaus | Published Dec 09, 2017

Puerto Ricans Are Living in the Future of Climate Change Now

IT'S ALREADY HERE

‘How do you rebuild a whole island? I don’t even know what that means.’ Welcome to the front lines of the battle for the planet.

Eric Holthaus | Published Sep 29, 2017

Florida Smashed by Strongest Hurricane Since Katrina

HISTORY IN THE MAKING

Miami streets flood as winds snap a crane in two. Tampa Bay eerily drains before the storm sends the water into the city. Hurricane Irma has Florida under siege.

Eric Holthaus, Daniel McKnight | Published Sep 10, 2017

Three Scenarios For Irma & Florida: None Of Them Are Good.

EYEING THE STORM

Even at this late hour, meteorologists still don’t know exactly when the northward turn will happen—which means that almost anywhere in Florida could still get a direct hit.

Eric Holthaus | Published Sep 09, 2017

This Week’s Blizzard Will Smash Records

WATCH OUT

Meteorologists are running out of words to describe the late-season snowstorm expected to bring more than a foot of snow and winds stronger than a tropical storm.

Eric Holthaus | Published Mar 13, 2017

Global Warming Is Freezing You

History

Lethal temperatures in Minnesota. A frost warning for the Everglades. The North Pole is moving south thanks to climate change.

Eric Holthaus | Published Jan 06, 2014

The Blizzard’s Arctic Wallop

Brrr

As people from Chicago to New York dig out from a foot or more of snow, the second wave of an Arctic attack begins.

Eric Holthaus | Published Jan 03, 2014

36 Hours of Frozen Fury

Wild Weather

A storm covering 100 million Americans has the ingredients—fluffy flakes, strong winds, and record-low temps—to virtually shutdown everything from Boston to New York.

Eric Holthaus | Published Jan 02, 2014

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