Extreme weather events seem to be on rotation around the world, regardless of location or season.
Raging forest fires, flash flooding, ferocious storms that spawn devastating hurricanes and tornadoes hurtle about the Earth’s surface leaving disaster in their wake. Just at this moment, the United Kingdom and western Europe are struggling to contain the impact of Storm Ciarán that is causing widespread flooding and wind damage, while a recent superfog has created havoc Louisiana.
Chasing these storms is a calling for our guest Ricky Forbes, professional photographer, adventurer and influencer. He bears personal witness to the most extreme weather, providing real service to those on the ground and our understanding of these intense weather systems.
Come rain or shine, this episode will not disappoint.
Must Mentions
Ricky Forbes
https://www.rickyforbes.com/
Sources
“Hurricane Katrina Survivor Clung to Trees as House Fell Apart: Part 2”
“The Black Children of Hurricane Katrina Finally Tell Their Stories”
“How extreme weather affects our brains”
“January 1998 North American ice storm”
“Out My Backdoor: Can Birds Predict Severe Weather?”
“War and extreme weather threaten fragile food supply chains”
“Climate change is already altering everything, from fertility choices to insuring our homes”
“White Noise, Pink Noise, and Brown Noise: What's the Difference?”
“Explained: Why Katrina was a Human-Made Disaster, Not a Natural One”
“How many people died in Katrina? Toll reduced 17 years on”
“The Petrichor Phenomenon, The Appealing Smell After The Rain”
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