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Study Warns US Residents to Prepare for Stronger Hurricanes in Next 100 Years
A group of climate scientists from Rowan University in New Jersey set out to address that question, running over 35,000 computer simulations to analyze the evolution of storm tracks and better forecast future storm behavior. The results of the experts were particularly alarming for one particular region of the United States.
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Train of Storms Expected in Northwest After Disastrous Floods, Mudslides
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Storm Wrecks Pacific North-West Leaving Major Damages in US and Canada
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New Analysis Reveals Intensity of Extreme Rainfall May Keep Increasing
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1 Dead as Medicane Swept Through Italy, Prompting Floods and Landslides
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At Least 30 Million People are in Danger Due to Extreme Weather Outbreak
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Venice Suffers From Off-Season Floods Triggered by Worsening Climate Change
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Developing Storm in Atlantic Coast Can Bring Strong Winds and Flooding in US Coasts
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Flooding Concerns on the Rise in Southeast as Tropical Rainfall Intensifies
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Heavy Rainfall Persist in Southeastern US, Increasing Risks of Flash Flood
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Floodwater Mosquitoes May Rise in Number as Ida's Aftermath Provided Perfect Breeding Conditions
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