For every 1C of global warming, there is 7% more water vapor in the atmosphere.   The warmer atmosphere and water contributes to increased rain and the increased size of hurricanes.   Previous predictions were that the big storms would become more frequent, and it is undeniable.  The sea level rise contributes to the severe flooding along with the increased rainfall.  The current extreme weather occurring all over the planet, the droughts as well as the floods, the massive forest fires that are engulfing the entire west and have been for a few years, mass die-offs of animals, and numerous other disasters are the result of warming the planet and polluting the place.  

For more than 7 years I have been watching data daily on the Arctic ice, on the droughts, on the CO2, and reading the science on everything global warming.

Why is NOAA putting out info that cites climate science from 1987?   That can be a redundant question.