Extreme Weather (Other) (11 Papers)

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Shortlist	Attribution	Region	SubCategory	Year	# Citations	Cite As	DOI	Key Quote
	Anthropogenic	United States	Thunderstorms	2013	45	(Sander et al., 2013)	https://doi.org/10.1175/WCAS-D-12-00023.1	Thunderstorm-related normalized economic and insured losses in the United States east of the Rockies from the period 1970-2009 (March-September) exhibit higher peaks and greater variability in the last two decades than in the preceding two decades...from these findings, we conclude that it is predominantly the change in hazard over time--rather than the change in destructible wealth or vulnerability--that has driven up normalized losses...a high probability is assigned to climatic variations primarily driving the changes in normalized losses since 1970...it was demonstrated that the findings presented are consistent with the expected effects of anthropogenic climate change.