Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Increasingly disruptive weather events—often described as "climate weirding"—are becoming part of everyday life. From record-breaking heat and floods to unexpected swings between extremes, these events offer a glimpse of what a more volatile future looks like as we approach critical planetary tipping points. In this conversation, meteorologist Al Roker and climate scientist Sarah Kapnick explore how we make sense of a changing world—and how to translate the science of our climate future into insights that resonate with citizens, governments, and industries alike.
Increasingly disruptive weather events—often described as "climate weirding"—are becoming part of everyday life. From record-breaking heat and floods to unexpected swings between extremes, these events offer a glimpse of what a more volatile future looks like as we approach critical planetary tipping points. In this conversation, meteorologist Al Roker and climate scientist Sarah Kapnick explore how we make sense of a changing world—and how to translate the science of our climate future into insights that resonate with citizens, governments, and industries alike.
