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Flooding Continues in Louisiana in Wake of 1,000-Year Rains
        
                      
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Global Precipitation Measurement satellite depiction of rainfall totals in the South. Image: NASA 
      
          Several thousand homes have been flooded in Louisiana, where rivers have reached all-time record highs, in some cases rising to the height of power lines. The rains were so heavy that one meteorologist referred to the event as a "rain bomb" on Twitter. Detailed attribution studies have not yet been conducted to determine if human-caused global warming influenced the likelihood of or the severity of this extreme weather event 
 
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