CHANGE IN WEATHER EVENTS By Masooma Amjad Khokhar We've seen so much extreme weather recently that it's hard to keep up with all the records that have been broken. In fact, in 2021, 10.6% of all-weather stations recorded temperatures. It's easy to blame global warming, but extremes have not only become hotter and drier, but they've also gotten wetter, snowier, windier, and colder. So we have to dig a bit deeper to understand why and where these extremes are happening so that we can prepare for what's actually coming our way. In this blog, we're going to explore groundbreaking new research that reveals one common factor connecting almost all of these extremes, and even suggests what we can expect in the future. And to do this, we'll start by zooming out way out to the troposphere. Then we're going back in time by drilling into Greenland's ice