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Extreme heat across New Mexico
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Wednesday morning is mild and mostly to partly sunny. Showers and weak thunderstorms are ending in far southern New Mexico. We will see more extreme heat across the state t…
When water use spikes with extreme heat, so do water bills
Water use correlates to the weather. Just the hint of a rain cloud and water use drops. When it is hot and dry, water use rises. And when it is extremely hot, water use spikes.
What is causing the floods in Europe?
Scientists believe climate disruption will bring more extreme weather, and humans are making things worse
BLOG: How much rain do we REALLY need?
The very western part of the state is in the “Extreme Drought” to “Exceptional Drought” category.
Floating new ideas for water solutions
A desalination plant in Mexico; homes with two sets of pipes (one potable, one for reusable wastewater) — those are just two of the varied strategies that hydrologists, policy analysts and researchers are floating as ways to keep life going in the arid West. In part two of our three-part series, we explore technology and innovative approaches.
Extreme weather: What causes flash flooding?
Cities across the world are at risk of extreme rainfall overwhelming their streets
How Climate Change Could Make Extreme Rain Even Worse
U.K. ‘Heat Wave’? Irish ‘Drought’? Unfamiliar Words for Unfamiliar Times
Countries known for rain and greenery are seeing parched fields and looming water restrictions. Farmers are struggling to keep livestock and crops alive.
Droughts, Heat Waves and Floods: How to Tell When Climate Change Is to Blame
Weather forecasters will soon provide instant assessments of global warming’s influence on extreme events
Vital for life, heat and power—what you never knew about salt water
Salt water is literally the most common substance on the surface of Earth, and could be the key to a more sustainable future, writes University of Queensland's Timothy Duignan.
Urban Heat: Can White Roofs Help Cool World's Warming Cities?
It has long been known that installing white roofs helps reduce heat buildup in cities. But new research indicates that making surfaces more light-reflecting can have a significant impact on lowering extreme temperatures – not just in cities, but in rural areas as well.
How Temperature Extremes Impact Your Roofing System
One of the biggest dangers to your roof is harsh weather. Temperature extremes can quickly destroy your roof surface if not maintained.
Tips to Prevent Roof Heat Damage
Heat can be unbearable not only for humans, animals and plants – it can cause severe roof damage as well. Fortunately, there are several good ways to
Heat got you down? Cool off with a Watermelon Strawberry Smoothie
Holy mother of summer, it's gotten HOT. My dog is sleeping in our shower because the tiles are cool. I'm testing recipes in the morning ...
Tips to Help Prevent Heat-Related Illnesses on the Roof
It’s the hot summer season and many of us are having fun in the sun. But when you’re a contractor, the...
Does my Roof Leak Affect My Heat Bill
The roofs and terraces are made to withstand the weather, from different materials and structures that ensure their functionality for a very long time;
How to Properly Protect Your Roof from Heat Damage and UV Radiation
Heat damage is one of the most important long term stressors that homeowners have to deal with when it comes to their roofing related issues. Many older
