Extreme Weather | MinuteEarth Explains

The video explores extreme weather phenomena, starting with the hottest places on Earth, measured by NASA satellites. It discusses the challenges cities face due to rising sea levels and innovative solutions like thirsty concrete and floating structures. The concept of 'acts of God' in legal contexts is examined, highlighting how human influence complicates this defense. Finally, it delves into how personal experiences and media shape perceptions of weather changes.

What is the highest temperature ever recorded on Earth, and where was it observed?

How do weather stations measure air temperature, and what factors can affect these measurements?

What challenges do cities face due to rising sea levels and extreme weather events?

What innovative solutions are being developed to combat flooding in urban areas?

What are some natural features that can help reduce the impact of storm surges?

What is the historical significance of the term 'act of God' in legal contexts?

How has human activity influenced the frequency and intensity of natural disasters?

In what ways do people's perceptions of extreme weather events differ based on their experiences?

How do different political beliefs affect perceptions of climate change and extreme weather?

What role does media play in shaping public perception of extreme weather events?