MOLINE, Ill. — The recent wave of heat across the United States has made plenty of headlines. Temperature records falling throughout the southwest, including the longevity of 100+ degree days!

Credit: Brian Brettschneider The line graph vividly illustrates the long ... According to Dr. Tim Cowan, a climate researcher who studied the Dust Bowl Era extensively, during the 1920s and ...

The Dust Bowl was legendary for the swirling dust storms known as black blizzards. But it was also a time for record heat, ...

My view of the sun rn. Living in the modern day dust bowl — Kristine Robbins (@vertigoxcured.bsky.social) 2025-03-19T13:35:49.261Z There’s convincing evidence that the frequency of dust storms ...

The Dust Bowl, arising from a combination of prolonged drought, heavy winds, and over farming leading to fruitless farmland, and skies blotted out by red and brown dust. Judge says dismantling of ...

Throughout my career, I have seen the “Dust Bowl” narrative explicitly and subtly employed to refute contemporary findings related to climate change. I offer some perspective that will ...

An alarming resurgence of Dust Bowl conditions is now threatening multiple U.S. states with environmental and economic collapse. Climate experts are tracking a combination of extreme heat, vanishing ...

That's what we will dive into for today's Ask Andrew. The dust bowl of the 1930s really brought to light some of the problems with land management by the earlier settlers of the region.

But does an enduring image from the Dust Bowl hold Kansas back from what it wants to be today? Reporter David Condos prepared this report for the Kansas News Service and NPR. DAVID CONDOS ...