A groundbreaking Hurricane Florence study could change how we think about climate

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By Kate YoderSep 18, 2018, 7:33 pm344 pts
As Hurricane Florence approached the Carolinas last week, up to 1 million residents boarded up their windows, emptied grocery shelves and gas pumps, and evacuated with their families to escape the storm’s impending wrath. Simultaneously, scientists in other parts of the country were scrambling to produce a…

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