Extreme Weather Disasters Many Parts of the United States in 2012

According to the preliminary list released Thursday by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the United States in 2012, suffered a 11 climate-related events, each event causing the loss of up to $ 1 billion. Is still calculated the economic losses caused by hurricane "Sandy" and the duration of a year-long drought. But the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration estimated that the total loss of the natural disasters in 2012 will amount to more than 2011.

Extreme weather disasters also bring disaster to the region outside the United States. The super typhoon Mengxi Asia cold snap frozen rivers of Europe. From a global perspective, many countries struggle with the heat wave and drought.

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) is expected, played a cooling effect to the La Nina phenomenon appears in the first few months of this year, but in 2012 or 1850 the warmest year since records. The organization is expected in 2013, may be hotter.

The winter of extreme weather also includes: record snowfall in Alaska in January of this year. Heavy snow in the state, other Americans are also wearing the T-shirts. In February of this year, Europe experienced a cold snap, killed hundreds of people, the cold snap has also frozen a number of rivers and canals of the European continent, leading to serious disruption of business dealings.

Advance into the tornado season in April this year. It is this worry that the situation will be like last year, this year there will be a series of devastating tornadoes weather. But this year's tornado eventually dissipated. Generally speaking, this year may ever recorded tornado weather at least a year.

Continuing throughout the summer drought and extreme heat waves caused a fatal impact on a lot of people, animals and crops. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, said this year was the Nebraska records from more than a century ago the driest year since. According to the national...