Weather
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‘Supercharged’ Hurricanes Rise Significantly in US Atlantic Coast
While global warming has significantly increased the occurrence of severe storm and flooding in American east coasts for the past 40 years, it was recently found to become particularly intense in the US Atlantic coast.
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Coastal Storm to Bring Rains and Gusty Winds to Portions of Northeastern US
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Nigeria Has Been Hit by Devastating Floods, With Authorities Blaming Themselves in Part for the Devastation
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Roslyn becomes Tropical Storm, Expected to Hit Western Mexico with Heavy Rainfall and Hurricane Conditions
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Storm System to Unleash in Central U.S, Causing Heavy Snow and Severe Weather
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Wildfires in the American West are Causing Extreme Weather Conditions in Other States [Study]
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Major Weather Pattern Change Possible Across the Pacific Northwest and Western United States [NWS]
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