Home
AI
World
Politics
Health
Crime & justice
Science & technology
Social issues
Sports
Money
Entertainment
Environment/energy
Military
Culture
Weather
Media






Home
Bias Split
Public FiguresControversies

Sign Up for Our Free Newsletters
Sign Up for Our Free Newsletters

Sign Up!
Sign Up Now!

How our sliders workAboutContact UsNewsletter Archive
MediaFAQGlossaryPrivacy Policy
  1. Home

At Least Six Killed During Storms in Eastern Canada

    story
    MAY 2022
    Image copyright: AP [via The Washington Post]
    story last updated DEC 2022

    The Spin

    Narrative A

    Although weather events of this severity are semi-regular, Saturday's storm hit unusually far northeast and outside of the July-August window in which such storms are commonly seen. These atypical characteristics could reflect the effects of climate change, as warm domes of high pressure are expanding north under global warming.

    Washington Post

    Narrative B

    It's easy to dismiss any extreme weather event as a consequence of climate change, but in reality, they're usually influenced by a myriad of factors that have nothing to do with it. More research is needed before we can establish any direct causal link between the two.

    Financial Times

    Metaculus Prediction


    Articles on this story

    Four killed during powerful storms in eastern Canada
    Al JazeeraJUL 2022
    Five Dead After Severe Thunderstorms Lash Parts of Canada
    New York TimesJUL 2022
    Canada: 4 dead, no power in about 900,000 homes after storms
    Raw StoryJUL 2022