Spain's Heatwaves: Behind the Scenes of Stronger Storms

Ever thought about how warmer days could lead to stronger storms? Let's take a look at what happened recently in Valencia, Spain. A powerful storm swept through, leaving over 150 people dead and many others missing. Scientists from World Weather Attribution (WWA) are taking a closer look at this tragedy. They believe climate change might be a big part of the problem. You see, warm air can hold more water than cool air. This means that as our planet gets warmer, storms can become more intense and frequent. According to these scientists, storms today are about 12% stronger and occur twice as often as they did before we started burning fossil fuels. But don't forget, these findings are still under review. Here's a simple fact: Earth has heated up by about 1. 3 degrees Celsius since the 1800s. This might not sound like much, but it's enough to make a difference in weather patterns. If we don't find a way to cool down our planet, things could get even worse. So, the next time you feel a storm coming, remember that it could be a sign of bigger changes happening to our climate.