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Asymmetric warming projections for the inland Pacific Northwest

The impact of climate change on soil erosion

Seasonal dynamics of N2O and CO2 emissions

Public perceptions of climate change and Pacific Northwest agriculture

U.S. Northwest feels the heat

REACCH scientist John Abatzoglou explains why July and August were so hot.

Aside from a few locations in mid-latitudes, July and August are the warmest months of the year. However, the northwestern US experienced extraordinary warmth over the past 6-8 weeks with most locations 2-3 degrees C (3-5 F) above normal adding to the crescendo of the hottest time of the year.