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Kentucky Schools, Children Hit Hard By Flooding 'Will Never, Ever be the Same Again'

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Climate Signals Summary: The flooding that killed at least 39 people in eastern Kentucky 
Emily Cochrane

Study: Climate Change Will Make Dangerous Heat Indices Far More Common

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Dangerously hot days will occur at least three times more frequently as climate change drives up temperatures, a study published in 

2022 Monsoon Rains Kill Over 1,000 In Afghanistan And Pakistan

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More than 1,000 people have been killed by flooding in Pakistan and Afghanistan this summer as heavy rains have pummeled the region.

European Drought Worst Since Execution Of Thomas Cromwell

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Europe's drought is the worst in 

Mississippi Flooding Forces Evacuations

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Heavy rain and flooding caused widespread damage and forced evacuations across Mississippi on Wednesday. All 31 residents of a Brandon, Mississippi assisted living facility were evacuated as up to three feet of water submerged the building.

Heavy Rains, Flooding Hammer Drought-Stricken Southwest

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Heavy rains set off significant flooding from Arizona to Texas that killed at least one person in 

Extreme Drought Threatens Millions In Ethiopia

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Nearly eight million people face life-threatening hunger in Ethiopia as extreme drought ravages 

Study: Atlantic Hurricane Season (Unofficially) Starting Earlier

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Tropical storms are increasingly forming and making landfall before the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season as ocean temperatures warm, a new study published in 

'Extreme Heat Belt' Will Stretch From Texas To Illinois By Mid-Century

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More than 100 million people in the U.S. will live in areas exposed to heat indices of over 125°F by 2053 years and people of color will be disproportionately harmed, a new analysis by the First Street Foundation warns. Currently, 8 million people in the U.S.

The Arctic is warming four times faster than the rest of the world

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A new study in the journal Communications Earth & Environment suggests climate models underestimate Arctic heating rates, which could be occurring twice as fast as commonly thought, predominantly driven by human-caused global warming.