New interactive map shows climate change everywhere in world. ScienceDaily. Retrieved June 2, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2018 / 03 / 180321121600.htm. University of Cincinnati.

New detailed satellite-generated rain maps paint a more accurate picture of how much rain falls in the tropics. These new maps provide more accurate tropical rainfall measurements and may enable ...

The most widespread of the world’s climate types are hot desert (red) and tropical ... The team’s new map classifies climate in each 0.1°-by-0.1° square of a grid that covers the globe ...

Come rain or shine? (Courtesy: iStockphoto/Simon Smith) Cellular communication networks can be used to accurately predict large-scale rainfall distribution patterns in real time, according to ...

Climate Change Redraws World Maps. News. By Andrea Thompson published 6 September 2007 When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.

Five places saw extremely rare 1,000-year flood events, often a season’s-worth of rain in a single day. Like an unhinged seesaw, this summer’s rainfall has teetered between too much and too ...

The country, like most of the world, is becoming both drier and wetter in the era of climate change. It depends where you live. Change in annual average precipitation, in inches In the last 30 ...

The Pew Research Center is out with a survey of climate change attitudes from around the world. What caught our eye? A map showing relative concern about climate change from country to country.

Global map of rainfall change due to warming 56 million years ago: green = wetter, brown = drier. Circles show where geological data show it became dryer or wetter, as a check on the new results.

24-hour World Precipitation Records ... Map of the region in central Vietnam affected by the tremendous rainfall of November 2-3, 1999. From ‘Monthly Weather Review’ Vol. 136, ...

The TRMM rain maps incorporate both high-resolution microwave and precipitation radar data, and depict monthly rainfall since1998 over an area from 38 degrees North latitude to 38 degrees South.