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Coastal communities should expect much more frequent flooding in coming decades as sea levels rise, according to a new federal report.
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The Gulf of Maine is getting warm — quick. From 2004–2013, sea temperatures there rose faster than almost any other location on Earth.
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Snow may get the most headlines from nor'easters, but it's the relentless onslaught of waves and water along the coast that can cause the most destruction.
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For two days in late February 2018, temperatures soared across the eastern United States to reach heights that might have reminded residents of early summer.
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The Arctic spring is arriving 16 days earlier than it did a decade ago, according to a new study which shows climate change is shifting
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From Salisbury to Plymouth, as well as the Cape and the Islands, a coastal flood warning remains in effect from 9 a.m. Friday until 3 a.m. Sunday.
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The National Weather Service is warning that the seas could top 15.3 feet at the tidal gauge in Boston Harbor. Significant impacts will occur during the high tide Friday morning, which falls just before noon.
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Winter Storm Riley is already clobbering the Northeast with damaging winds, heavy, wet snow, as a significant, long-lived, destructive coastal flooding event is just now underway as Riley becomes an intense nor'easter.
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Half a million homes and businesses were without power from the Great Lakes to the mid-Atlantic to the Northeast on Friday morning as Winter Storm Riley kicked up winds and dumped snow on its trek northeast, where Massachusetts officials told some coastal residents to leave because the power
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The worst flood event in 20 years is underway along the Ohio River in Ohio and Kentucky, and damaging moderate to major flooding continues from Texas to Michigan in the wake of heavy rains that fell last week in the center portion of the country.
