Tornadoes Hit Unusually Wide Swaths of U.S., Alarming Climate Scientists

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By Common DreamsMay 28, 2019, 10:09 am202 pts
By Julia Conley As the death toll in Oklahoma rose to six Monday amid an outbreak of nearly 200 tornadoes across the Midwest in recent days — as well as in areas far less accustomed to them — climate scientists said such patterns may carry warnings about the climate crisis and its many implications for…

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