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The success of the climatologist Daniel Swain rests on a simple foundation: His specialty has long been how global climate change messes with local weather. Many climatologists focus on subjects that seem arcane: mean global temperatures registered in Celsius, radiative forcing, the reflectivity of clouds. Swain, in contrast, talks in plain English\u2014constantly, really, in interviews with CBS, NBC, the Weather Channel, and The Washington Post<\/em>, as well as on his own blog and YouTube channel, Weather West\u2014about the wind and the rain and the temperature outside, and how they are influenced by the larger forces of the atmosphere.<\/p>\n

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\u201cHe uses language that is both precise and deep but very accessible, and that\u2019s why you see him quoted everywhere,\u201d Mark Hertsgaard, a longtime climate journalist who is the executive director of Covering Climate Now, told me. According to Swain\u2019s own tally, he does more than 200 media interviews a year; he is, in other words, about as omnipresent as a weather guy can be in people\u2019s lives. A climate scientist at the University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources\u2019 research unit, Swain is not exactly a \u201cweather influencer,\u201d that breed of streamer who delivers breathless updates about the next big storm. But he has become one of the country\u2019s most influential explainers of the weather\u2019s relationship to the climate; you\u2019ve almost certainly heard from him if you consume just a scintilla of climate-related news.<\/p>\n

In January 2025, for instance, he was getting ready to publish a major paper as easterly winds were picking up across a Southern California landscape that was packed with grass after the previous, wet winter and worrisomely dry after a largely rainless autumn. The paper illustrated this phenomenon, which Swain had dubbed \u201chydro-climate whiplash.\u201d The term describes how global warming will make extreme swings between above-average rainfall and drought more common, leading to damaging floods and destructive wildfires. Swain and his co-authors had taken several years to put the paper together, and as the publication date approached, Swain told the staff at Nature Reviews Earth and Environment <\/em>that the very thing it warned about was set to come true. \u201cIt was a \u2018Well, shit\u2019 moment,\u201d Swain told me recently. Two days before the paper\u2019s release, in what Swain called an \u201ceerie coincidence,\u201d fires broke out in the hills around Los Angeles.<\/p>\n

As the devastating fires blazed through neighborhoods, Swain hosted nine livestreams on his YouTube channel in the space of a week. Some of them lasted for hours. His phone and email inbox lit up with messages from reporters looking for someone who could coherently explain the disaster. NPR was calling; the Los Angeles Times<\/em> wanted a quote; The Guardian<\/em> was asking for a quick comment; CNN needed to know when he might be available. When he wasn\u2019t on-screen talking to his YouTube followers, he was speaking with a journalist. \u201cI did essentially continuous interviews\u2014like, eight or 12 a day\u2014for that period,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

Swain, who is 37, grew up in Marin County, California, a place known more for its mild Mediterranean climate than for weather extremes. Despite (or perhaps because of) the Bay Area\u2019s often-bland weather, he was fascinated with meteorology from an early age. He has a particularly strong memory of a winter storm in December 1995\u2014\u201ca violent, a truly violent storm, wind gusts over 100 miles an hour, really severe thunderstorms, continuous lightning\u201d\u2014that busted the windows of his home and knocked out the power for days.<\/p>\n

He was hooked. On family vacations to the Sierra Nevada, he would bring along a battery-powered NOAA Weather Radio so that he could track any thunderstorm activity in the mountains; he was still in high school when he launched his Weather West blog.<\/p>\n

Twenty years later, the site is still run on WordPress\u2014it has a distinctly Web 1.0 aesthetic\u2014and has 2 million unique visitors a year, he said. His stream-of-consciousness posts about the intersection of weather and climate change routinely garner thousands of comments. On his livestreams\u2014which he professorially calls \u201coffice hours\u201d\u2014he presents a boyish persona with an academic\u2019s seriousness, his cerebral monologues punctuated at times with a droll humor. \u201cWhat happens in the tropical Pacific doesn\u2019t stay in the tropical Pacific,\u201d he said in a recent livestream about an impending Super El Ni\u00f1o.<\/p>\n

Swain went to UC Davis to study atmospheric science, figuring he\u2019d end up as a professional forecaster for the National Weather Service. He made his first splash in climate-change communication a few years later, while working on his Ph.D. at Stanford. He was writing a blog post about the drought then gripping California and searching for a snappy way of describing the high-pressure system that seemed permanently parked over the West Coast when he came up with the phrase ridiculously resilient ridge<\/em>. The media ate it up, and his phone hasn\u2019t stopped ringing since.<\/p>\n

In hindsight, Swain admits that the alliteration was a bit corny. But corny can be catchy. \u201cI just sort of embraced it because I\u2019m like, Well, certainly more people are going to see this interview than read the blog<\/em>,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

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Swain\u2019s instinct for simple but resonant phrasing is a big part of his appeal. Take his research on hydro-climate whiplash (which the media has since shortened to \u201cclimate whiplash\u201d). In a 2018 paper for Nature Climate Change<\/em> about rainfall, he floated the term precipitation whiplash<\/em>. According to Swain, both the editor and the peer reviewer nixed it on the grounds that it was \u201ctoo visceral.\u201d Swain thought, \u201cWhat do you mean? That\u2019s the whole point. I\u2019m trying to be kinetic.<\/em>\u201d The published title used the more beige precipitation volatility<\/em>. (Bronwyn Wake, the chief editor of Nature Climate Change<\/em>, wrote in an email that such decisions about terminology \u201care guided by the goal of ensuring clarity, scientific rigour, and consistency with established terminology in the field.\u201d)<\/p>\n

Noah Diffenbaugh, a Stanford climatologist who served as Swain\u2019s Ph.D. adviser, told me that Swain\u2019s explanatory skills spring from his bona fides as a working climatologist. Some precincts of the ivory tower are suspicious of academics who become public figures. But Swain\u2019s minor celebrity appears to have sparked mostly admiration from his colleagues. If anything, he\u2019s become an object of emulation for up-and-coming climatologists, a model for how to balance deep research with public communication. \u201cI\u2019ll hear from prospective Ph.D. students, and when they tell me what their long-term goal is, they\u2019ll say, \u2018I really want a job like Daniel Swain has,\u2019\u201d Diffenbaugh said.<\/p>\n

There are, of course, other climatologists who have risen to public prominence. Often, their climate communication tips into political advocacy, their urgency fueled by what they know about the state of the atmosphere. The scientist James Hansen, for example, has long been involved with climate-advocacy organizations; Katharine Hayhoe, a\u00a0 professor at Texas Tech and a sought-after public speaker, is now the chief scientist for the Nature Conservancy. Swain, in contrast, sticks mostly to the weather. His goal is to stay in science-explainer mode.<\/p>\n

Still, that hasn\u2019t insulated him from the uglier parts of the climate debate. He told me that he receives \u201can exceptionally large volume of unsolicited feedback\u201d via email and social media, as well as letters, parcels, and calls to his personal phone. Occasionally, someone confronts him in person. Much of what he hears is positive or at least neutral, he said, but some of it is threatening. People write to him about how he and other meteorologists control the weather, make chemtrails, or work for either Big Green or Big Oil. At this point, he said, he is most disturbed by the messages from people who seem to think that climate scientists are trying to mislead the public for financial gain or at the behest of some foreign power: \u201cIt\u2019s tragic that so many people right now genuinely believe that a lot of the folks working hard to improve the way things are in the world\u2014sometimes at considerable personal expense\u2014are trying to do the opposite.\u201d<\/p>\n

Swain\u2019s own hard work obscures another personal difficulty: the pain and fatigue he deals with from an autoinflammatory condition called Yao syndrome. Although he has found a way to manage it thanks to \u201csome pretty heavy-duty medication,\u201d he is still frequently knocked out, he said: \u201cIt kind of feels like you have the flu several times a month, just forever.\u201d<\/p>\n

Living with a rare genetic disease has strongly influenced how Swain thinks about extreme events such as the January 2025 fires. He sometimes shares a slide during public presentations that shows a generic bell curve with a red arrow at the tail end of the distribution that reads, Me, apparently!<\/em>\u2014an illustration of his whole life being an outlier. \u201cA lot of people will say, \u2018A 98 percent chance something won\u2019t happen? That\u2019s great; we can ignore it.\u2019 For me, a 1 percent chance is not really that low,\u201d he said. \u201cIt makes me think differently about how we should be thinking about risk and unlikely-but-really-high-consequence events. That\u2019s my experience\u2014my whole life is an unlikely-but-high-consequence event.\u201d<\/p>\n

Swain\u2019s health issues have also informed the way he talks about how society might try to manage climate change. He wants people to understand that terrible events do happen but that, in many cases, it\u2019s possible to affect the odds or mitigate the consequences. He calls this \u201csecond-order optimism\u201d\u2014the ability to think about big, bad things but not get overwhelmed by them. He has warned us time and again, in simple language that is hard to misunderstand, that a storm is coming, and he still believes that we can do something about it. This sort of partly cloudy outlook is probably the best we can expect of a climatologist in the global-warming era.<\/p>\n

*Illustration sources: Kevin Carter \/ Getty; Dan Kitwood \/ Getty; Jilmarie Stephens<\/small><\/cite><\/p>\n

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