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Globally preliminary estimates by the World Meteorological Organization has 2014 on track as the hottest on record

Losses from natural catastrophes down in 2014. No reason to expect similar moderation in 2015.

Most of U.S. coast may see 30 or more days a year of floods up to 2 feet above high tides

Coastal cities should prepare for daily flooding at high tide by mid-century

A sharp rise in reporting, spurred largely by energy development, put global coverage of climate change in 2014 back near its 2009 peak. 

More cities in the US face the threat of power blackouts caused by fierce and frequent hurricanes.