One of the challenges when it comes to assessing the full impact of anthropogenic climate change is that while it does drive extreme weather, it's far from the

One of the challenges when it comes to assessing the full impact of anthropogenic climate change is that while it does drive extreme weather, it's far from the only input into such events. Combined with the limited number of such events, it makes it easy to dismiss them as ancedotes instead of data. Scientific American has a good overview of this: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/yes-some-extreme-weather-can-be-blamed-on-climate-change/ https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/yes-some-extreme-... You can also do a google search for graphs on the frequency of extreme climate events.