In a hundred different ways, floods or no floods, this was their home.
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Ellicott City, has had significant flash floods before, including some floods in recent years.
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On Twitter, the center posted maps of recent floods alongside projections for the worst expected floods later this century.
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Predicting flash floods For all these reasons, researchers work hard to better predict flash floods and their resulting impacts.
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Since the mid-2000s, Jakarta has experienced major floods every five years or so, along with smaller floods each year.
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When it pours, it floods—and when it floods, the dirt we've swept under the rug runs into our rivers and poisons us.
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But do not expect the floods to be as severe or last as long as the historic floods experienced last year, NOAA said.
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Kendall had helped direct Mosby's coffin back to its resting place after the 2008 floods from Hurricane Ike and again during floods in 793.
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Since last August, five other floods across the country have been considered "500-year floods," according to data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Peru, after the floods Reuters photographer Mariana Bazo shares photos from the destruction wrought by recent floods in Peru in a Reuters Wider Image series.
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The number of floods in India has grown to 90 in the years between 2006 and 2015, up from 67 floods from 1996 to 2005.
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We keep hearing terms like "100 year floods" when in fact, Houston has suffered at least three disasters described as "100 year floods" since 2001.
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Bridge can't withstand floods A TV crew captured the moment a bridge collapsed in Llano, Texas, after heavy rain caused devastating floods in the area.
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In 2016, there were four inland floods causing at least $1 billion in damages each, double the average number of nontropical storm-related floods since 1980.
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The floods took Afghans by surprise, coming about a week after previous floods, and were triggered by only moderate rains, the organization said in a statement.
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The important part, though, was that the characteristics of the layers for floods they had numbers on could tell them about the magnitude of floods they didn't.
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Authorities were also concerned that the tropical storm could bring mudslides and floods in the wider Athens area, which was recently hit by deadly fires and flash floods.
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On Thursday, Lee said the blackout had left many villages unprepared for severe monsoon floods in the area, and has hampered disaster relief and humanitarian responses to the floods.
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And it would serve our best interests to recognize that what once were considered 100-year floods could, in fact, be ten- or 15- or 20-year floods now.
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Floods in Cape Town Meanwhile along the coast in Cape Town, local authorities are fighting devastating floods caused by the same storm that whipped up the flames along the coast.
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Here's why extreme floods will become more common in the future: Extreme floods along the coastline may become much more common if sea levels continue to climb unchecked, new research says.
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The natural catastrophe charges were mainly from storms in Germany and floods in France, combined with higher claims in Belgium as a consequence of the floods in May and June 2016.
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Here are their stories -- before and after the floods.
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His houses surrounded by more lawns and gardens might help soak up hurricane floods, but they would do little to reduce the carbon dioxide emissions and climate change that cause those floods.
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People should be aware when it can be unsafe to drive through areas affected by flash floods and should plan ahead, treating flash floods like they would other natural disasters like tornadoes.
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That's how paleohydrologists like Victor Baker, at the University of Arizona, can produce a 2,000 year record of Colorado River floods and a 5,000-year record of floods on river systems in Arizona.
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An estimated 100,000 people may be affected by the floods.
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A video posted online showed how strong the floods were.
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Floods, storms and cold spells also carry a climatic fingerprint.
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During floods, the ants form floating islands of stinging pain.
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ICYMI Japan says death toll from floods climbs to 100 .
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Floods can also contaminate water sources, causing diseases like cholera.
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Widespread flash floods and mudslides are a threat as well.
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This valley was created by massive floods, the study says.
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They've also installed pumps in case the vault floods again.
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Vijayan said the floods were the worst in a century.
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It flows with the rainwater, causing floods and droughts simultaneously.
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A: Not at all, it will cause even more floods.
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Accompanying heavy rains have triggered floods, inundating swathes of farmland.
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They ae there when we have to rebuild after floods.
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I remember when the July 26 floods happened in 2005.
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In 2007 floods killed 3,300 people in India and Bangladesh.
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At least 100 homes have been destroyed in the floods.
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Areas of Virginia and North Carolina are experiencing flash floods.
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The standing out in floods, though, that's just good television.
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Natural light floods in to a common space — a café.
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Economic uncertainty and terrible spring floods have hit rural areas.
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Floods are the nation's most common and costly natural disaster.
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In short, mesmerizing muscle contortions and gurgling floods of saliva.
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Flash floods engulfed Socotra streets, cutting electricity and communication lines.
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Nathan Teaford said many residents have no protection from floods.
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Click here for more images of the North Carolina Floods
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Parisian authorities are increasingly active in raising awareness of floods.
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Indian cities also face deadly monsoon floods almost every year.
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That is, if the floods don't get to it first.
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The government deployed mobile clinics after floods shuttered some hospitals.
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The Midwest has been hit with record floods since March.
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No thoughts or warnings of floods were in the forecast.
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They're seeing floods on sunny days associated with higher tides.
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Missouri policymakers have largely ignored the geologists' warnings about floods.
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Climate change can lead to droughts, floods and extreme storms.
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And back in 53, floods in Elgin displaced 200 people.
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Other military installations were also impacted by the recent floods.
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Many waters cannot quench love, neither can floods drown it.
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People confronted droughts, floods, extinctions, and collapses of entire civilizations.
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Floods had washed away police officers and prisoners, he said.
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It is too soon to declare victory over the floods.
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Weaknesses in that system were revealed during summer flash floods.
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Outside the city, the land is fertile from regular floods.
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"Damage from floods and landslides is likely taking place already."
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Will they be held legally responsible when floods do occur?
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We all see it happening: drought, wildfires, storms, and floods.
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In 2015, it struggled with floods from the Red River.
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Three people have died in Texas due to Imelda floods.
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Floods like this used to be few and far between.
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In 2011, heavy rains led to devastating floods in Thailand.
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This is not the park's first tragedy involving flash floods.
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Tornadoes aren't worse than hurricanes or flash floods or wildfires.
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Floods around the city have come up to people's hips.
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The room floods with the incredible smell of cooked ginger.
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Around 2m poor Mozambicans were hit by storms and floods.
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Mangroves protect us from floods made worse by rising seas.
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Ninety percent of which floods across from our southern border.
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Floods from heavy storms have replaced drought in Northern California.
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Floods in 2005 killed more than 500 people in Mumbai.
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Does my homeowner or renter's insurance protect me from floods?
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Our correspondents met survivors of torrential floods in northern India.
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But it's a neuronovel that floods with tangled human feeling.
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Sea level rise increases the depth and extent of floods.
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But they come back as torrential downpours that create floods.
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Every year, thousands of Bangladeshi schools are affected by floods.
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Coronavirus, Britain's Floods, Huawei: Here's what you need to know.
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Floods can also have lasting effects on infants and children.
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Shallow floods, the State Department said, could not be ignored.
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Heavy rainfall and flash floods are possible, the agency added.
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There's no upside at all to floods or crop failures.
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Flash floods depend more on where excessive rainfall is occurring.
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Turns out, there's no one global definition of flash floods.
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Venice is sinking, subjected to overtourism, and experiencing recurring floods.
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But recently there have been more and more soaring floods.
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Another 100,000 buildings would be destroyed or damaged by floods.
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But far up the nation's longest river, floods loom again.
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Others are prone to more frequent droughts, desertification and floods.
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Zimbabwe, which suffered severe drought followed by floods, came second.
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Southeast Florida experiences about 10 tidal floods per year now.
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Floods following heavy rain returned to central provinces on Oct.
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So the wets get wetter and the floods get wider.
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At least 5,500 hogs died in floods around the state.
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Experts do not expect floods of that magnitude again any time soon but say the city's low-lying location, continued urbanization and extreme weather linked to climate change are raising Bangkok's vulnerability to floods.
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The flash floods in early 2019 were aggravated by inadequate drainage and portend future floods, crop losses (which will add to food shortages), and forced migration to the cities, where there are no jobs.
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Standing near the shore on a street battered by floods, the governor renewed his promise of aid to residents whose homes were damaged and to local governments struggling with the costs of the floods.
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The monsoon rains and the accompanying floods are an annual occurrence -- they bring much-needed water to farmers and drought-hit regions each year, but the sudden downpours also regularly trigger deadly floods and landslides.
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The floods have since receded in the city, and rains are light on Tuesday -- but further north, the states of Assam and Bihar are battling floods and landslides, with over 6.7 million people directly affected.
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Floods. Thieves. Hackers. Tackle any situation abroad with these mobile assistants.
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The deadly storm brought record floods to parts of the state.
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"Continuing rains and flash floods are being dealt with," Trump added.
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We're seeing devastating floods all across America — right here in Davenport.
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Historically, glacial outbreak floods were normally isolated to high-altitude glaciers.
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I will be in floods of tears at the end otherwise.
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That amount of extreme rain turns tiny streams into gushing floods.
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We are unfortunately expecting devastating floods as consequence of #CycloneKenneth pic.twitter.
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These pictures show the communities left devastated by these historic floods.
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But putting food on their tables requires floods of the stuff.
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Go deeper: Florence's floods claim more lives, as pollution concerns mount.
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It also pops up during floods and other kinds of storms.
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Floods can contaminate water sources with bacteria and shutdown treatment plants.
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Houses are partially submerged by floods in Morigaon district in Assam.
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Areas of Virginia and North Carolina are still experiencing flash floods.
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In the case of the Peru floods, this partner was Telefonica.
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Abundant downpours during the rainy season bring deadly floods every year.
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The 1998 floods led to the deaths of almost 4,000 people.
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Around the world, governments are grappling with the threat from floods.
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Over the last decade, Colombo has seen an uptick in floods.
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Devastating floods last year resulted in $8 billion in rebuilding costs.
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"These rains could result in life-threatening flash floods and mudslides."
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It is not only storms and floods that are a threat.
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Flash floods and landslides in May killed at least 122 people.
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That's true for most of the coastal floods we now experience.
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"A second wave of floods led to widespread destruction," he said.
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Are such floods becoming more common, and more disruptive, in Paris?
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The scheme plans to expand to cover floods later this year.
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But it's easy to forget the key ingredients feeding those floods.
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And floods could become more common as the climate crisis worsens.
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That means more floods in winter and more droughts in summer.
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Flash floods in the Israeli desert can come with staggering force.
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It also monitors natural phenomena, like sunspots, fires, floods, and typhoons.
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The climate detectives found human fingerprints on the August 2016 floods.
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Idai destroyed the port city of Beira and caused devastating floods.
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Even though the floods are over, South Louisiana still needs help.
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The disaster management authority said the floods had affected 18 districts.
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Investors are waiting to see the real impact of the floods.
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Floods in 2005 killed more than 500 people in the city.
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Devastating floods are now an annual occurrence in the country's capital.
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The full episode will include floods, bull sharks and big cats.
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Areas scorched by the wildfires are now being hit with floods.
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The floods that have recently devastated Louisiana are just an example.
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Nationwide, the United States sustained 19 major floods just in 2016.
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Venice was hit by its worst floods for half a century.
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The retail segment is hit hard after the last-quarter floods.
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That makes North Korea particularly vulnerable to frequent floods and droughts.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — The floods battering southern China are a deadly menace.
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This rain could cause "life-threatening" flash floods, the NHC said.
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He put the death toll from floods and landslides at 324.
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However, we are not alone in our risk exposure to floods.
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Horses drown in the molasses timethat floods a shadow-tinted room.
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Waste floods out of them like water from an open pipe.
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When the city floods, water invades homes, businesses, cafes and more.
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No deaths are believed to have been caused by the floods.
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Devastating floods affected Ethiopia, Bolivia, the Philippines, and 90% of Iran.
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Thailand suffered its worst floods in half a century in 2011.
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Sometimes they find human corpses — the missing victims of flash floods.
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The floods are hampering the deliveries of food aid, it added.
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Venice is nicknamed "The Floating City" because of its annual floods.
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Tourists visit Venice year-round, even during the "acqua alta" floods.
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Before the floods, the local shops were merely a drive away.
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Floods, hurricanes and wildfires will cost record amounts to recover from.
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Plus, climate models show both floods and droughts getting more intense.
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And now the Midwest has been hit with historic, devastating floods.
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Here's what you need to know: • Crippling floods in Southeast Asia.
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California, and especially the Central Valley, is no stranger to floods.
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There was talk of disease, pesticides, drought, floods, suburban sprawl, parasites.
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You can't make products in factories devastated by floods and hurricanes.
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This is a recipe for floods, droughts and shorter rainy seasons.
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She also backs protecting poor communities from storms, floods and droughts.
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Floods, extreme rain, droughts, wildfires and severe hurricanes are all increasing.
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Many waters cannot quench love, neither can floods drown it out.
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Online storage also keeps treasured images safe from fires and floods.
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Pay no mind to the exact wind speed; floods are coming.
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Floods in 2016 wiped out more than half of his crops.
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In previous floods, the destruction of agriculture caused acute food shortages.
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Floods can wash away farmland and homes and spread waterborne diseases.
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"This rainfall may cause life-threatening flash floods," NHC forecasters said.
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"This rainfall may cause life-threatening flash floods," NHC forecasters said.
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"This week's rains and floods have made it clear," he said.
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Floods, a hurricane and severe heat have added to our woes.
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But they could point to the physical damage of the floods.
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Growing up in rural Louisiana, she knew floods and tropical storms.
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Many waters cannot quench love, neither can floods drown it out.
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Several 288-year floods may follow one another in rapid succession.
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Areas in coastal North Carolina have already started to experience floods.
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This is a recipe for floods, droughts and shorter rainy seasons.
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Then came the floods and the heaviest rainfall in 30 years.
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Soil erosion and snow runoff were monitored to help forecast floods.
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Repeated floods of the Millstone River devastated historic Zarephath several times.
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Iranian authorities have said the floods have not affected crude exports.
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Floods ravaged the cemetery, leaving behind a stockpile of concrete crosses.
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That means Cali could be hit with flash floods and snow.
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When devastating floods hit parts of Louisiana in August, Lt. Gov.
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In reality, Venice floods regularly, and has done so for centuries.
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Beira, which lies below sea level, is no stranger to floods.
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Damaging winds, floods, high surf and storm surge are still possible.
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Hurricane Harvey devastated the Houston area with raging floods in August.
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ScienceTake Fire ants build rafts, composed of themselves, to escape floods.
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It leads to disasters like rapid, catastrophic floods and debris flows.
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In Malawi, scores died from flash floods that preceded the cyclone.
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The city now has nine miles of waterfront, which always floods.
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Catastrophic floods could follow if the storm stalls inland, it said.
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There have always been hurricanes and floods in Texas and Floriday.
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They fed 50,000 people in down Houston when the floods happened.
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Farmers, meanwhile, are staring at waterlogged fields and expecting more floods.
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Meanwhile, losses from floods keep growing: so far, this has mostly been because of higher property values, says Michael Szoenyi of Zurich Insurance, but the trend will continue as climate change increases the incidence of floods.
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While monsoon rains trigger floods in northern and eastern India every year, Gujarat state, which is in a semi-arid region, has also experienced floods more frequently in recent years as warming temperatures bring heavier rains.
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In 2010, Tennessee struggled through massive floods, and we're likely to see similar disasters more frequently in the future, as it seems the so-called "1,000-year" floods are now happening much more often than that.
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"That's where flash floods differ a little bit from big stem river floods, the latter tend to be...on the order of days and weeks," says hydrometeorologist Jonathan Gourley of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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And although Harvey keeps getting weaker, meteorologists say more floods are expected.
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The full economic implications of the floods will take longer to unfold.
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They knew they were seeing floods for which no one had numbers.
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Sure, but it's not like climate change is making floods better, either.
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Dear moon we blame you for floods, for the flush of blood.
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A car flipped to its side after flash floods in Ellicott City.
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Sinkholes, localized floods and downed trees and power lines also were reported.
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"I mean, we just go from fire season straight into floods, landslides."
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Storms and floods, which, of course, always have existed, become more threatening.
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These floods show why atmospheric rivers are double-edged swords for California.
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Where it floods, water can spill from one watershed to the other.
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When the Italians arrived, the barrier was lower, and floods were common.
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Some 34,000 soldiers were deployed in the south amid fears of floods.
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Climate change is also making extreme floods, wildfires, and hurricanes more likely.
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People took to social media to share several videos of the floods.
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At the same time, floods and storms are also becoming more costly.
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The drought and flash floods have displaced tens of thousands of people.
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Flash floods engulfed Socotra streets, cutting electricity and communication lines, they said.
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Recent floods, storms, and fires have also created a sense of urgency.
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Deadly floods in Louisiana have been linked directly to human-caused warming.
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Red Cross #RedCross is assisting thousands in shelters after disastrous #Louisiana floods.
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Lightning might start more fires, and the rains could produce flash floods.
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You are there in cases of fires, floods, and emergencies, train wrecks.
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When seasonal floods hit in 2005, half its 82 neighborhoods were affected.
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It had survived floods since 1935 and undoubtedly would keep us safe.
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The floods have also taken a toll on Houston's four-legged residents.
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His energy minister, Reza Ardakanian, said climate change had caused the floods.
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In other words, there would be more (and worse) floods and droughts.
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The floods also damaged more than 22,000 hectares (54,300 acres) of rice.
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The tiger wasn't the only creature who had fled the flash floods.
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Software that interprets floods of data is becoming the next big thing.
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The country has recently been hit by flash floods and heavy downpours.
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I am still happy we escaped the floods and even the crocodiles.
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In March floods forced thousands from their homes and killed four people.
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Hurricane Harvey is currently causing devastating floods in southeast Texas and Louisiana.
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Meantime, flash floods have threatened to trigger debris flows in scorched areas.
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In 2014 floods in Serbia and Bosnia exposed deadly landmines from 1990s.
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In the last four years, the town has experienced five flash floods.
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More milk floods around its lips, turning its fur shiny and wet.
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Work floods in all at once, or not at all for months.
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The floods were most severe on the islands of Tahiti and Moorea.
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Flash floods fill bodies of water extremely quickly in an unpredictable manner.
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They document the financial — and human — toll of hurricanes, floods, and wildfires.
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"We (have) experienced floods before but not like this," she told CNN.
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That extra rain falls more often in extreme events, triggering devastating floods.
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Since then it has dumped heavy rain on the region, causing floods.
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Legacy infrastructure and city zoning issues also made Houston prone to floods.
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But landslides and floods often result, killing scores of people every year.
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A red tide washes over Florida; massive floods in India kill hundreds.
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More than 120 people died from floods and landslides over the summer.
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"Desperate Paul Ryan Floods Wisconsin with Misleading Television Ads," read one headline.
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Flash floods swamped at least two schools in the province of Kalinga.
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The hospitals have been crippled by floods, damage and shortages of diesel.
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So California is looking for solutions to protect communities from major floods.
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NOAA also said 2017 was a record year for high-tide floods.
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The costs of ferocious fires, huge hurricanes and overwhelming floods are growing.
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Floods were also expected in drier regions farther north, the authorities said.
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Aspirin from Europe past its sell-by-date floods markets in Cameroon.
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She has been struck by lightning (twice) and survived hurricanes and floods.
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Floods are a common occurrence in Afghanistan, although not usually this severe.
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"This rainfall may cause life-threatening flash floods," the hurricane center said.
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That could lead to further erosion, floods and the potential for famine.
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If your house floods and you can't return immediately, this is essential.
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That type of rain brings "catastrophic" floods, the National Weather Service reports.
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Floods were the most expensive, accounting for $20 billion of that total.
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All three of those billion-dollar floods were triggered by heavy rainfall.
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Then floods covered cornfields with ice chunks the size of golf carts.
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If China floods the market with U.S. Treasurys, bond yields could climb.
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El Nino has been linked to crop damage, fires and flash floods.
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Meteorological data about weather and floods would help farmers manage their crops.
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Heavy rain, flash floods and severe thunderstorms swept over the Australian city.
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Kogi, a northern state was the worst affected by the 2012 floods.
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In other words, terms like "100 year floods" are less than meaningless.
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A café lies submerged as the Tama River floods during Typhoon Hagibis.
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Australian floods Australia has been suffering through a record-breaking heat wave.
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She lost her vending stand in floods that devastated Accra last year.
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Last year's drought was followed by three major floods in December-January.
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Heavy storms mean more flash floods and a change in the environment.
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The state can also act to mitigate the impact of future floods.
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Meanwhile, the West Coast is dealing with snow, floods and power outages.
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Floods also contributed to the disease's rapid spread via new water routes.
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Its record high was 8.60 meters during the devastating floods of 1910.
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Use this account when your car breaks down or your basement floods.
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We'd rather not think of Brexit and Trump, gunmen, floods and famines.
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Hundreds were killed in 2017, when floods devastated areas across South Asia.
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Reports suggest that at least 3.4 million chickens died in the floods.
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She also backs protecting poor communities here from storms, floods and droughts.
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While it's been years since Northern California has experienced such intense, damaging floods, scientists say that, because of a warming climate, we could see more of these wetter atmospheric events that drench the ground, sparking floods and mudslides.
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"Until the 1920s, people actually died in floods in central London - and the real catalyst for the Thames Barrier and the rest of the tidal defense system was the floods of 1953, where over 350 people died," East said.
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IDMC's Ginnetti said good practices to prevent people being displaced by floods include urban planning that does not allow homes to be built on river floodplains and more investment in setting up systems to evacuate people threatened by floods.
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Lots of residents have septic tanks as well that can overflow in floods.
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At least six people died in floods last weeks, according to NBC News.
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"More people traditionally die from floods than tornadoes," the Norman NWS said Monday.
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There have been bigger floods than people remember—but the landscape recorded them.
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Like Florida and New York, the region faces a future of chronic floods.
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"Minutes after each of the floods, you can't see water anywhere," he said.
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MARYLAND FLASH FLOODS LEAVE NATIONAL GUARD MEMBER MISSING, GOVERNOR DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY
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Floods triggered a structural collapse in the Heaven Mountain Area in North Carolina.
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Poor nations are most vulnerable to more droughts, floods and rising sea levels.
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There are 150 active volcanos, plus countless earthquakes, tsunamis, landslides, wildfires, and floods.
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Currently in the midst of one of the worst coastal floods in generations.
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Fires and floods have claimed 167 lives during that period, too, Newsom said.
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It's raining and I'm not excited about pouring/flash floods during rush hour.
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The death toll of Hurricane Florence is climbing, amid devastating floods and tornadoes.
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The extra rain in the coming days could create 500-year level floods.
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Main Street in Ellicott City was also hit by flash floods in 2016.
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The Air Force veteran was swept away in the devastating floods, witnesses say.
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"They're not doing nothing," Montalvo said of the official response to the floods.
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Once restrictions (are) lifted, floods of Chinese will travel for business and leisure.
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An estimated 1,600 people died in unusually severe floods throughout India last year.
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Flash floods destroyed three polling stations, disrupting voting, on Sumatra island, media said.
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It could pose dangers including fallen trees, downed wires, power outages and floods.
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In St. Lucia, floods and landslides threatened villages, sending some residents into shelters.
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This symbolism is crucial for understanding Cancers: They experience emotions as overwhelming floods.
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The floods appear to have ruined maize crops, raising the risk of hunger.
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To support Save the Children's Gulf Coast Floods Children's Relief Fund, donate here.
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An atrium floods natural light over seemingly endless rows of low, white bookshelves.
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Floods and landslides kill more than 200 people each year in Sri Lanka.
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Floods can force last-resort prostitution as women struggle to make ends meet.
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It often requires imports to cope with shortages caused by floods or droughts.
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China has frequently been devastated by natural disasters, particularly by floods and earthquakes.
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Severe floods in Bangkok in 2011 resulted in losses estimated at $46.5 billion.
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The effects of the recent floods could sprout more electoral surprises next year.
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Densely populated Bangladesh is battered by storms, floods and landslides every rainy season.
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At least 30 people have been killed since the floods began last week.
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In September 2012, US banking websites started picking up floods of fake traffic.
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The attacks were all simple floods of traffic, nothing sophisticated or technically demanding.
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This is just the coast of Florida and of course it floods sometimes.
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However, the rising seas cause damaging floods during recurrent storms and high tides.
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Because the violent storms, dangerous heat, and devastating droughts, and floods have begun.
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Sri Lankans fleeing the floods say in many cases everything has been lost.
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Now water no longer floods her home during the rainy season, she said.
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And the wind, rain, and floods have claimed several lives, including an infant.
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The record definitely survived a few floods and isn't in the best condition.
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By coincidence, the election happened during a period of both floods and droughts.
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Already, the homes and trailers bear the mildewed, rusting scars of increasing floods.
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A large number of these were warnings for things like floods and hurricanes.
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Sea level rise, melting Himalayan glaciers, and extreme rains are causing dangerous floods.
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Heavy rains had soaked the city in the past week, causing deadly floods.
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Some poor families also suffered in the floods two years ago, he noted.
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It floods into our mailboxes at home and across our desks at work.
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The scant roads that existed before the floods were washed away by landslides.
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President Trump floods the zone with so much scandal that they can't compete.
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In the spring of 2017, record floods washed away much of the track.
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In 2012, it reported that at least 169 people had died in floods.
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Floods claimed older lives The flooding was especially devastating to Japan's aging population.
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But the floods in Anhui appeared likely to overwhelm these factory-farm swine.
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As the changing climate makes floods more likely, those risks will only grow.
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Significant floods could strike NYC every five years, a new climate study warns.
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Moving people there would put them at the mercy of floods and storms.
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Hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, fires, droughts and earthquakes are visceral, local, recurring and inevitable.
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Honda has had to deal with earthquakes in Japan and floods in Thailand.
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The floods killed more than 900 people, crippled industry and dented economic growth.
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Victims of the devastating floods in Louisiana began their long road to recovery.
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Rather than responding to floods as they occur, more communities are being proactive.
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And Winterfell would probably fall victim to floods of Wildlings, wights, and water.
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North Korea's food crop production is severely down thanks to drought and floods.
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Go deeper: Japan's floods and Earth's third warmest June, per Axios' Andrew Freedman.
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"Major floods present big problems because they can compromise the supply," Chadik says.
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When they do come, they come all at once -- causing floods and damage.
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There was no mention of the United Nations sanctions or recent devastating floods.
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The Kerala Floods Relief Fundraiser was launched by the Kerala Club of Detroit.
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Tornadoes are still possible, and flash floods and mudslides are a major concern.
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It also defends the city from catastrophic floods, carrying floodwaters to the sea.
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After all, Charleston has repeatedly suffered major floods that can paralyze cargo operations.
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You can blame the increasing frequency of storms and floods on climate change.
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Now, we're thinking we need to change the standard for 103-year floods.
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Twenty-three of Iran's 31 provinces have been affected and could face floods.
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The conclusions are clear: These flood prevention systems can actually make floods worse.
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In Houston alone, officials estimate that floods have damaged more than 100,000 homes.
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David Brooks Is there anything we can learn from hurricanes, storms and floods?
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Pearce said that over time, successive floods would normally flush out the sediment.
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Floods Bar and Grille is located at 731 St. Antoine St. in Detroit.
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Forest fires, floods and scorched fields speak of Europe's vulnerability to global warming.
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Hurricanes, wildfires, earthquakes and floods strike communities every year, injuring and displacing thousands.
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Wildlife such as snakes, alligators and dangerous insects can also hide in floods.
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Another paper ran side-by-side photos of the floods in each place.
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In 2005, after Hurricane Katrina, I began documenting what remained after the floods.
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Why are we having 100-year and 500-year floods every few years?
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The floods came as swathes of the country sweltered under scorching summer temperatures.
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Floods caused by Imelda's pouring rain left numerous Texans stranded in high waters.
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Myanmar is prone to natural disasters such as floods, cyclones, earthquakes and droughts.
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In many places, no roofs or treetops are even visible above the floods.
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"Our loss due to floods is insignificant compared to previous years," she added.
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In 281 both drought and floods occurred, and a year later further drought.
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If floods do come, though, it's still the government that's on the hook.
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Officials warned of floods, hail and snow as the vast storm moved east.
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Rapid development has fueled concern over the area's capacity to defend against floods.
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The storm brought devastating floods to Texas and has displaced thousands of people.
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Contaminated water and water-logging often unleash such infections after floods and mudslides.
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And 2017 has had weather extremes of hurricanes, floods and drought-fuelled wildfires.
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This loss has caused severe economic damage and floods, landslides and deadly epidemics.
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Massive floods caused by the storm forced refineries in the area to close.
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Imelda slams southeast Texas, bringing flash floods and mandatory evacuations, NBC news reports.
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In other parts of the country, floods and tropical storms are wreaking havoc.
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Torrential rain and devastating floods in Japan that killed at least 90 people.
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We face record floods, wildfires, and extreme storms that rip apart whole communities.
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Rugged terrain, frequent floods and landslides hinder development; urban-rural connectivity is poor.
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Strictly backward looking, these maps are based on floods that have already occurred.
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Others use albums to shape coherent narratives; for Future, they're meant as floods.
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In 1999 torrential rains caused flash floods that left thousands of people dead.
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Flash floods following huge rain storms also struck other parts of the country.
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However, a separate flood insurance policy is needed for damage caused by floods.
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Nebraska issued a second disaster declaration last week in response to the floods.
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More than 50 people died in floods the week before the cyclone hit.
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At least 19 people were killed and more than 100 injured in flash floods in Iran's southern Fars province, the semi-official Tasnim news agency reported on Tuesday, with more rain forecast following days of devastating floods in the north.
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Notable, deadly floods hit every continent except Antarctica -- with India floods claiming 800 lives, Venezuela experienced its most devastating flooding in more than a decade, and flooding of the Niger and Benue Rivers in Nigeria displaced more than 100,000 people.
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Almost immediately, city leaders decided that Hoboken had to be fortified against future floods.
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Ellicott City, Maryland, had so-called thousand-year floods in 2016 and this year.
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What the designers weren't counting on so much: floods possibly linked to climate change.
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Many areas of Laos have recently been hit by floods from heavy seasonal rains.
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"What is the guarantee there will be no more droughts or floods?" he asks.
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Chronic, widespread floods that interrupt day-to-day life will also become more common.
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Another was her handling of the record-level floods brought on by Hurricane Matthew.
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Floods increasingly inundate homes, destroy farm production, close businesses, and shut down public infrastructure.
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"These rains could produce life-threatening flash floods," the NHC said it the advisory.
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The South America nation is vulnerable to earthquakes, forest fires, floods, and volcanic eruptions.
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And the results of that could be disastrous -- droughts, floods, global warming, severe weather.
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"These rains could cause life-threatening flash floods and mud slides," the NHC said.
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What's more, Mars is known to have experienced catastrophic floods in its ancient past.
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"That's unreal for a river with some big floods in the past," Fisher wrote.
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At least 20 people were killed by flash floods in southern Afghanistan's Kandahar province.
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Houston floods Will things be better today in Houston, after days of extreme flooding?
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It's estimated that there are $50bn of losses caused by floods around the world.
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The National Weather Service is also warning of possible flash floods in the region.
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According to FEMA, floods led to $210 billion in damages between 2150 and 3.5.
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Anti-flood policy tends to focus on 100-year floods, not 0003-year ones.
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Houston isn't the only city to get hit by "historic" floods with rapid frequency.
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This is what the floods have done to millions across Nepal, Bangladesh, and India.
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At least six people died in floods last week in Central and Southeast Texas.
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Business owners now say they feel like these destructive floods are the new normal.
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Many of the deaths in the storm have been people drowning in flash floods.
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HomeServe can then repair these before a pipe floods a home, causing serious damage.
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You perceive things slowly as the adrenaline rises and the cortisol floods your system.
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The floods have killed at least 13 people and damaged more than 60,000 homes.
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Nature sends us tornadoes, floods, sharks, snakes, bacteria, viruses and countless other deadly threats.
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Others stacked sandbags outside or waded through waist-high floods in the torrential rain.
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The recent historic floods in Louisiana have left 11 dead and thousands without homes.
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Too much winter rain can destabilize the ground, leading to more floods and mudslides.
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But growth has been slowing following a graft scandal and heavy floods this year.
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The biggest challenge was when recent floods destroyed seedlings in a nursery, he added.
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Violent storms ravaged the planet; the geologic record indicates flash floods and protracted droughts.
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These types of floods have increased sharply in recent years along the East Coast.
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The total damages from the floods, though, is likely to climb into the billions.
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Some have too much, which complicates water treatment processes because of floods and overflows.
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Drought has wrecked farming in Afghanistan, while monsoon floods have marooned villages in Bangladesh.
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Cars trapped in the mud after floods in Saka, Hiroshima prefecture on July 8.
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Shiva Raj Bhatta of WWF Nepal said one rhino had died in the floods.
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Last week's floods and landslides that killed over 200 people, however, weighed on sentiment.
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And the floods' financial toll may prompt underwater farmers to dump President Donald Trump.
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But the National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) says the floods aren't nearly over.
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But in Northeastern Europe, warmer winters mean earlier snowmelt-caused floods and less snowpack.
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It has also hampered disaster relief and humanitarian responses to the floods, she added.
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The floods have provided it—though perhaps not in quite the way he wanted.
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As many as 22019,000 homes have been damaged by the floods, state officials said.
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Everyone is moving their heads and a sense of overwhelmed joy floods the room.
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Floods have consumed about 80% of the park's total area, said director Satyendra Singh.
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"This rainfall will likely produce life-threatening flash floods and mudslides," the NHC warned. .
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In many places, no roofs or tree tops are even visible above the floods.
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Sudan supports the dam because it will regulate floods and provide electricity and irrigation.
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Mainstream scientists say fossil fuels contribute to heat waves, floods, droughts and rising seas.
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CRI score: 16 The South American country was severely affected by floods in 2014.
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Houston floods easily because of how flat it is, CNN meteorologist Jennifer Varian said.
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Every state has experienced at least two major floods in the past 220006 years.
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The floods ruined the trailer's oven, so the family cooks on a hot plate.
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Last week's floods in the U.S. Midwest prevented oil from getting to some refineries.
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The Yangzi is in danger not only from floods but from its flood controls.
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Monsoon floods often inundate homes and fields, causing crop losses and damaging food stocks.
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Harvests were already behind schedule after rains and historic floods interrupted plantings this spring.
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The heat is coming, the floods are coming, the traffic is coming as well.
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The country is prone to heat waves and is already contending with devastating floods.
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Record heat, floods and fires all make evident the urgent need to act now.
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Stan Hays: Over the last six years, we've responded to tornadoes, floods, hurricanes, wildfires.
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Recent floods in Louisiana offer a sobering reminder of a sudden rainfall's destructive power.
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In addition to the flood of tourists, Venice is also plagued by literal floods.
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The protections helped shield humans from droughts, floods and hurricanes, according to the outlet.
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The NHC is warning of "life-threatening" floods in parts of Florida's East Coast.
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In 2018, 75% of the city was under water because of the annual floods.
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Floods also hit other parts of Italy, including Pisa and Florence (The Associated Press).
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Congress also hasn't allocated disaster relief funding for the historic floods in the Midwest.
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Floods in the city have swamped houses, uprooted trees, damaged cars and submerged roads.
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The record-setting floods deluging the Midwest are about to get a lot worse.
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Shame floods me, so potent that I wish I could sink into the ground.
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The collapse comes just weeks after Mumbai faced devastating floods that left 43 dead.
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Once the refuge of bankruptcy is gone, the debt floods back larger than ever.
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When rains fall, they do so with greater intensity and tend to cause floods.
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Of the top 20 floods in Boston on record, 13 have occurred since 2000.
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Through floods of tears, I checked that he wasn't joking, and I said yes!
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We can also be brought in on floods and other various rescues if needed.
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Even against predictable threats like floods, earthquakes and wildfires, the protection gap is massive.
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It's been a whiplash of disasters, from drought, floods, and now massive wildfires. Gov.
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President Trump visits Pittsburgh, Venice floods and a notorious mobster meets a grisly fate.
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And poor Houston has suffered three "500-year floods" in the last three years.
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The floods killed 225 people, and roughly 4,500 are still living in temporary shelters.
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Wildfires, severe storms, floods and other environmental extremes will become more frequent and intense.
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In 281 there were both drought and floods, and a year later further drought.
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The United Nations says 100,000 refugees are at acute risk from landslides and floods.
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It floods us with details: names, philosophies, politics, religion, the history of Urdu literature.
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But since then the brothel has been battered by cyclones and inundated by floods.
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That's one of the brain's superpowers: finding meaning within relentless floods of sensory data.
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In 2010, I witnessed the devastation caused by floods in Sindh, a southern province.
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A footbridge in San Juan County, Utah, damaged in spring floods and never fixed.
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Flash floods carried dark, ash-filled silt and debris into Denver's reservoirs, clogging them.
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The fewer deaths this time signify the country's increasing capacity to cope with floods.
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It also said rainfall could produce flash floods in the coastal Carolinas and Georgia.
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When it comes to floods, Florida homeowners are the most insured in the nation.
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Jerry Brown, a Democrat, flies commercial except during emergencies, such as floods or fires.
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The Cape Fear and Lumber rivers are expected to rise, causing potentially catastrophic floods.
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These include the Delta Works, a large-scale system built after the 1953 floods.
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ET. Trebek has been receiving floods of support since sharing his pancreatic cancer diagnosis.
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The floods have meant hours manning a pump, straining to hold back the water.
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Residents said they were accustomed to hurricanes and floods, but not of this magnitude.
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Editorial Houston isn't the only major city reeling from record rainfall and devastating floods.
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The program began in 1968 primarily because private companies were unwilling to insure floods.
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Mumbai's vulnerability to floods has increased in recent years because of a construction boom.
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Recent floods in Jakarta have displaced 60,000 people and left dozens of others dead.
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Floods were expected to subside during the day, Meteo France said in a statement.
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Hurricanes and Floods The 2628 hurricane season brought a string of record-breaking storms.
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The floods can overwhelm storm drains, and slowly degenerate infrastructure and strain city resources.
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Don Bacon toured shelters Sunday, talking to displaced residents and evacuees of the floods.
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Floods have always plagued Jakarta, but in recent years they have become more severe.
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My phone has been buzzing for days with alerts about tornadoes and flash floods.
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Mostly, Morton has been reading floods of extremely supportive comments from people on Twitter.
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Season after season, its protected lands are prone to landslides, flash floods and wildfires.
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Many studies document a surge in mental health diagnoses in populations that experience floods.
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The rainfall could result in "significant to life-threatening flash floods," the center said.
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We're told that Brunt fears floods, but Simon Schama also told us about that.
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Floods of at least 110 centimeters usually happen only about four times a year.
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Let's face it, Houston is a city susceptible to major floods every few years.
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We're seeing it in Iowa, we've seen it in historic floods in my community.
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Espinosa said her own country, Mexico, suffered every year from droughts, floods and wildfires.
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Six months later, devastating floods submerged her hometown in Okayama prefecture in western Japan.
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Irma comes on the heels of Hurricane Harvey, which caused historic floods in Houston.
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"The $275 million UK floods loss is higher than we expected," Bernstein analysts wrote.
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Hersel said she had dealt with floods before, but this was her first hurricane.
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Flood maps don't prevent flooding, but they do help communities better plan for floods.
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Extreme weather events, including floods, wildfires and heat waves, are becoming the new norm.
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Floods "could be the single most expensive hazard facing humanity this century", he warned.
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Floods were expected to subside during the day, Meteo France said in a statement.
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But so far, RNC members like what they see, particularly as fundraising floods in.
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In 2016, floods and landslides killed 35 people in the province of Central Java.
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He said he's frustrated after dealing with two hurricane-induced floods in two years.
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Anti-flood policy tends to focus on 100-year floods, not 500-year ones.
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The results were devastating floods that affected 18 million and killed at least 1,1980.
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The kind of clutch-your-pearls grief that floods in like an inescapable wave.
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Flash floods killed several people last month, and militants still stage small-scale attacks.
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Heavier storms and floods: The world's atmosphere can hold more moisture as it warms.
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The floods have also brought the threat of waterborne and respiratory diseases, including pneumonia.
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"They've been through droughts, and floods, and all kinds of difficult things," Burns said.
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For one thing, it spikes your blood pressure and floods your body with cortisol.
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Hurricanes, fires, floods, and droughts all racked up a massive human and economic toll.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - At least 18 people were killed and around 100 others were injured in flash floods in Iran's southern Fars province, the semi-official Tasnim news agency reported on Monday, with more rain forecast following days of devastating floods in the north.
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Floods in the past few weeks, and an overflow of water from the Chao Phraya river, have inundated communities north of Bangkok, the capital, prompting government critics to warn of a repeat of floods in 2011 that killed more than 900 people.
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The country's General Secretariat for Civil Protection called the floods "unprecedented" in the area, while Yianna Kriekouki, the mayor of Mandra, referred to the floods as a "biblical disaster" in comments on state television, made by telephone while trapped in her home.
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Time and again — in Hurricanes Floyd and Matthew, to name just two occasions — Myrtle Beach has been spared the worst damage, while Conway has taken a heavy hit: flash floods with the storm itself, then river floods in the days that followed.
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"If we could move towards an impact-based definition of flash floods, at least the humanitarian community could have a better sense of risk of flash floods, and then get a sense of if the risk is increasing or decreasing," says Kruczkiewicz.
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In 2011, floods in the Brisbane, Queensland suburb of Goodna brought two sharks swimming inland.
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Rising sea levels will also make storm surge from hurricanes worse, leading to higher floods.
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Too much interaction and she floods her market; too little and she risks seeming distant.
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As funding floods into Israel from around the world, temptation to sell early only increases.
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"Look, there are three ways that Louisiana floods: storm surge, high rivers and rain," Gov.
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Those attacks walloped their victims with floods of malicious data measured up to 1.2 Tbps.
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It was whether a lawsuit could show that specific effects (floods) are specific people's fault.
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Waseem recalls his own experience with the disease after the floods that occurred in 2011.
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The flash floods have also claimed the lives of three people and left 19 missing.
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Catastrophic and life-threatening floods are still drenching Houston, Texas, America's fourth-largest metro area.
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MDMA floods the brain with hormones and neurotransmitters that create feelings of bliss and affection.
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The rains could well result in "life-threatening flash floods and mudslides," the NHC said.
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Researchers documented natural indicators used by indigenous communities to predict floods, droughts and temperature changes.
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There also were major floods statewide in the 1980s and 1990s from similar tropical storms.
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In 2008, Pennington's home of fifty years was completely destroyed when floods devastated Cedar Rapids.
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Fazli said the floods had caused around 350 trillion rials ($2.5 billion) worth of damage.
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While the rain is helping firefighting activities, there are concerns about mudflows and flash floods.
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Saltwater floods my sinuses; my knees skid across the sand, which feels laced with spikes.
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"We've had floods nine, 10 years ago, but it was nothing like this," Hamilton said.
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Floods caused by surging seas are usually the biggest killers when powerful hurricanes make landfall.
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And other disasters warranting insurance, like floods and fires, exhibit more predictable behavior than hackers.
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Floods of foreign capital raise the value of the currency, making non-oil industries uncompetitive.
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Fires and floods and terrible storms seem to make the news on a weekly basis.
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Floods ruined mattresses and destroyed tents, forcing some people to move in with their neighbors.
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Farmers gave up on this marginal land in the last century, defeated by frequent floods.
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"I've seen some floods, I've seen water come up, but nothing like this," LaFleur said.
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Last year's extreme weather, bringing both floods and drought, left many in a food fix.
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See you in month 15—assuming the fire-floods haven't taken us all by then.
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Thanks to his scanners he's helped users save their photos from tornadoes, floods, and theft.
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Yale Union is large and airy, with towering windows welcoming in floods of natural light.
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AIS also conducts relief efforts in areas hard hit by the annual floods in Thailand.
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Noem visited Eagle Butte and White Horse Monday to see the impact of the floods.
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The sexual messages were another thing entirely: floods of women in various states of undress.
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Scientists have attributed the deadly floods that ravaged Louisiana this summer to human-caused warming.
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So, when the floods hit, he sent a semi full of supplies to the city.
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Full coverage of Louisiana flooding The floods here, near Port Vincent, were receding, they said.
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Afghan government officials said hundreds of houses in Herat province were destroyed in flash floods.
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To support their efforts, you can donate to the Gulf Coast Floods Children's Relief Fund.
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It's very harsh terrain and the way the Rio Grande always floods, the soily roads.
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There were a couple of moments when I was in floods of tears over it.
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North Carolina is facing devastating floods, and governors in several states are asking for help.
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Paradoxically, the rising risk of floods also means there's a greater risk of water shortages.
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The group says 100% of monetary donations will go toward those affected by the floods.
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The OECD, a rich-country think tank, reckons the floods of 2016 cost over €20213bn.
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Millions of people have been displaced by the floods after torrential rains battered the region.
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The past two years EPS posted losses after 2014 floods damaged its coal-production facilities.
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An illustration of floods in Paris during January 1910, published in La Domenica del Corriere.
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Sri Lanka experienced back-to-back floods and landslides in May 2016 and May 2017.
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Floods are nothing new in Ellicott City, located where two tributaries join the Patapsco River.
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It has provided internet to Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria and Peru after devastating floods.
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Here's a map from the collaboration:Impact of 50 year floods in the southeast United States.
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The state, which has 44 rivers, witnessed its worst floods in 1924 following torrential rains.
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"These rains will be capable of producing life-threatening flash floods and mudslides," it said.
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The rains may cause flash floods and mudslides, especially in mountainous areas, the NHC said.
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The floods follow the region's worst drought in a century, washing away shanty-town dwellers.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Breakingviews) - Recent U.S. floods are adding new twists to the 2020 elections.
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From floods to storms, southern Louisiana has seen the same paperwork problem play out repeatedly.
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Why it matters: Great Lakes floods and droughts could become more common in the future.
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The record warmth across the United States this winter may bring fewer floods this spring.
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"We've had floods nine, 10 years ago but it was nothing like this," Hamilton said.
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Sea level has risen, storms are more frequent and intense, drought and floods more common.
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On Wednesday, floods hit an area of Bavaria in southern Germany near the Austrian border.
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Censors may also be worried that online media might contradict official reports on recent floods.
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In October, heavy rains hit Mallorca, causing flash floods that killed at least 12 people.
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They slept on brand-new couches and watched local coverage of the floods in recliners.
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In the most recent floods, hundreds of people across the state have fled their homes.
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He also planned to cut federal insurance coverage for homes that were prone to floods.
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The floods ravaged the area, closing subway stations and roads as water levels rose quickly.
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Floods are America's costliest natural disaster but fewer people are insured than a decade ago.
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Hurricane Harvey brought devastating floods to the Houston area and killed more than 70 people.
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Iowa has already been hard hit by the effects of climate change, including devastating floods.
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Torrential rains set off landslides and flash floods that displaced hundreds of thousands of people.
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Mosquitoes thrive in warmer temperatures, and in pools of water left by storms and floods.
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The Malaysian state news agency said five people had been killed due to the floods.
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Three floods have happened in those 500-year zones in the last three years alone.
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We've had floods in the basement and leaks in the ceiling, and I'm not handy.
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"This month's floods in Louisiana are a crisis that demand a national response," she said.
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A month ago, there was a danger that glacial lake would burst, causing floods below.
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But there's a way to lower the chances that floods will again upend our lives.
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Some, unable to leave, took shelter on their rooftops as flash floods swallowed entire streets.
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That issue has gained more urgency following the devastating floods in Houston after Hurricane Harvey.
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Moments later, light floods the narrow hallways, steel airlocks, and steep stairwells of this warship.
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The floods have displaced nearly two million people and destroyed 73,000 buildings, the ministry estimated.
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Wildfires are becoming more destructive, floods more damaging, hurricanes more severe and droughts more persistent.
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"In Iceland, the volcanoes under glaciers create a special risk of immediate floods," said Hermannsson.
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The floods impacted 90% of the country and caused more than $2.5 billion in damages.
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Worcestershire, Gloucestershire, the Midlands, and Yorkshire have all been impacted by floods, The Guardian reports.
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Especially when it has brought devastating floods, once more, to the brave state of Louisiana.
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And floods often play out in low-lying areas where the residents are disproportionately poor.
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You are spared the blood, even as the horror creeps in and then floods you.
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Well-managed farmland protects wildlife, controls floods, suppresses fires, and protects our water and wildlife.
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Seven communities in the wider region were cut off by floods, with extensive flood damage.
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In Bangladesh, floods forced an estimated 190,000 people out of their homes, government officials said.
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Catastrophic and life-threatening floods are currently drenching Houston, Texas, America's fourth-largest metro area.
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Flash floods engulfed a narrow gorge inside Hell's Gate National Park in Kenya on Sunday.
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That means projects to restore river habitats now serve another purpose: battling the coming floods.
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There he was given responsibility for mitigating damage from earthquakes and floods and replanting forests.
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One study even suggests the weather — droughts and floods — effect votes for and against incumbents.
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These conditions include strong winds and rain, which could potentially cause "life-threatening" flash floods.
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Actually … I don't even follow President Trump; Twitter just floods my phone with his tweets.
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Many students find it thrilling; it floods them with a sense of meaning and purpose.
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When it floods, the street closings snarl downtown, making parking a puzzle and disrupting traffic.
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Some also predict more, potentially even worse, floods once the rainy season begins in March.
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When it floods, the street closures snarl downtown, making parking a puzzle and disrupting traffic.
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"If it floods this time, I think my family is out," she said this week.
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But climate change is making floods and droughts worse and changing snow and rainfall patterns.
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Floods in early March caused further destruction and put this year's wheat harvest at risk.
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Floods can cause damage to electrical substations that link transmission lines with local distribution lines.
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He floods the airwaves until you simply give up because you feel like you're drowning.
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The highest floods are taller than any man here, and they inundate the basketball court.
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Floods have swept across the states of Assam, Bihar, Odisha, West Bengal and other areas.
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And how can people come together to protect one another from future storms and floods?
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And luckily, they were able to move them out of the way of damaging floods.
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Floods in Texas and wildfires in California recently shut down and damaged several interstate highways.
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Money from labor unions, for instance, is quite ok, since it floods into Democratic coffers.
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Locals blame these projects, as well as climate change, for triggering deadly floods and landslides.
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The team's generosity after devastating floods pummeled the area in June 2016 intensified the connection.
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MOGADISHU, Somalia — She had just finished battling the floods, and then the bomb went off.
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In January, the Somali Medical Association recognized her efforts in saving lives during the floods.
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Floods from heavy rainfall have also ripped through Britain, Ireland, Sudan and Uganda in Africa.
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Minnesota's twin cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul are relatively sheltered from hurricanes and floods.
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Flash floods are serious weather emergencies and are becoming more frequent with extreme weather events.
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Stretching your donation dollars: 5 tipsHow do fire ants form giant rafts to survive floods?
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Floods and mudslides in Peru, Ecuador and Colombia have killed hundreds and displaced thousands more.
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While part of Europe struggles under heavy floods, part of Africa struggles with severe drought.
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Taken together all of these factors add up to more damaging storms, fires and floods.
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The river was their lifeblood, but every few years it brought disastrous floods and droughts.
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"It is particularly dangerous in the rainy season when there are floods," says Mr Gérard.
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Working through floods across India over the past seven years, Singh loves being on duty.
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The Red Cross raised $28 million for the floods, according to Elizabeth Penniman, a spokeswoman.
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That means there could be both an increased risk of droughts and of flash floods.
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Floods and mudslides destroyed at least 6,000 miles of highways and damaged thousands of homes.
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Even one of the driest spots in America, Death Valley, has had dangerous flash floods.
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All Americans — farmers included — will suffer the consequences of degraded water quality and damaging floods.
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The images also reveal the effects of climate change, from floods and droughts to heatwaves.
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Authorities warned residents to take shelter from what could be life-threatening winds and floods.
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The Model 3 also enjoys a massive glass roof that floods the cabin with light.
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Extreme weather, like this year's devastating floods in the midwest, puts additional pressure on farms.
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Scroll through to see the latest of the floods that are swallowing the Italian city.
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"People think their homeowner's [policy] may cover them from floods and it doesn't," Maurstad said.
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Like raft-building, tower-building was a technique they use to escape floods in nature.
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In Zimbabwe, at least 31 people have died from the floods, according to the government.
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At least 47 people have been killed in the past two weeks from flash floods.
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It is designed to withstand floods; this year, it has stayed open but was damaged.
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Fierce storms and floods also hit Hong Kong, where authorities issued a maximum hurricane warning.
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Beyond flash floods, rivers rising more slowly in places like Iowa have threatened drinking water.
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Storms, floods, and wildfires create unforeseen complications that can prevent people from accessing needed medication.
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More extreme events, such as fires, floods or being threatened or attacked, were relatively uncommon.
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Coastal cities around North America are considering ways to become more resilient against increasing floods.
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Thick concrete and carefully designed architecture protect the seed bank from radiation, bombs and floods.
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Thousands of people in Houston are homeless now, all their possession claimed by the floods.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Reuters) - Record floods that submerged parts of three Midwestern states bringing death and destruction were retreating in Kansas City on Monday but icy tributaries in Montana and the Dakotas threatened more floods for weeks to come, the National Weather Service said.
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Water levels could rise by up to nine feet in Puerto Rico, accompanied by flash floods.
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When kids can return to school will be an issue long after the floods have receded.
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"These rainfall amounts may cause life-threatening flash floods and mudslides," the National Hurricane Center said.
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The floods killed at least 25 people, washed away homes and businesses and knocked out power.
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But when a king tide arrives, it floods lots of pockets along the coastline at once.
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The Proteus floods with water so the combat divers must wear breathing apparatus to travel inside.
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But just a few months earlier, we were talking about record-breaking floods in the South.
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Muñoz's team had created a record of Mississippi River floods two centuries older than any other.
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Recent floods washed away some of his land that had been planted with peas and wheat.
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Some locations around and outside of Houston have already have seen floods higher than 15 feet.
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Catastrophic flash flood strikes Maryland Cell phone footage captures the flash floods impacting Ellicott City, Maryland.
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Spectacular images of hurricanes or floods grab attention more readily, yet heatwaves can cause more deaths.
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What Happened: Between floods, hurricanes, and wildfires, things got very bad in the US last week.
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In the Yarkant River basin, glacial outburst floods have become far more common since the 1990s.
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Officials said that tourists trapped there by past floods have been rescued after the waters receded.
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They noted that tourists trapped there by past floods have been rescued after the waters receded.
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Pleasant Valley, which sits along the Mississippi River, floods every time the river crests, Ortega said.
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Gunter said his group is worried that floods could breach an embankment wall at the plant.
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