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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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USGS Raises Advisory Level and Color Code at Alaska's Davidof Volcano
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While on the Way Down South, Powerful Winter Storm Passed by Northern California
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Deepwater Robot Captures Video of Super-Rare Giant Phantom Jelly Fish
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New Type of Omicron Virus Harder to Detect, Emerges in Multiple Countries
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Dogs Can Understand 89 Unique Words and Respond to 200 Specific Words
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Wild Bison are Returning to the UK
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Skywatchers Should Expect a Colorful Light Show as Geminid Meteor Shower Set to Peak
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38 Premises in the UK Face a ‘Phenomenal Level’ of Bird Flu
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American Midwest in High Alert for Nighttime Tornadoes
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Flood Hits Southwest France After Torrential Rain, Prompting Evacuation
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