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New Dashboard Tracks U.S. Extreme-Weather Trends

Coverage from The Honest Broker, American Enterprise Institute, and others

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Roger Pielke Jr. has launched the THB U.S. Extreme Weather and Climate Change Dashboard, a public tool tracking long-term observations across 32 variables and seven categories of weather extremes. The dashboard uses government and scientific records, lets users inspect time periods and download data, and frames results against IPCC assessments while avoiding attribution of specific events or trends to climate change. It is positioned as a replacement and expansion of climate indicators removed from EPA webpages in 2025, though its data sources and methods remain open to revision.

First Article: 07/30/26

Latest Article: 07/30/26

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07-30-2026
The Honest Broker / Roger Pielke Jr.
Roger Pielke Jr. launched a weekly U.S. extreme-weather dashboard through The Honest Broker to evaluate observed indicator trends without climate-change attribution.
07-29-2026
The Honest Broker / Roger Pielke Jr.
Roger Pielke Jr. introduced a US extreme-weather dashboard in 2025 to provide public trend data after the EPA removed climate indicator webpages.
07-29-2026
American Enterprise Institute / Roger Pielke Jr.
Roger Pielke Jr. introduced a U.S. extreme-weather dashboard that analyzes 32 variables against internal variability and IPCC attribution findings.