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Tornadoes are becoming more frequent in populated parts of the United States and are often occurring as damaging clusters — a development seen in recent deadly outbreaks from Alabama to Michigan.

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To unusually warm air from the gulf of mexico for this time of year, air thats being pushed northward. key questions tonight, what effect does climate change have on this, and is this the new normal? >> the contribution of climate change is probably at least noticeable that the gulf is very warm, the gulf is warmer this time of year than its ever been. i dont really think were talking about a new normal. it may be a slightly increased frequency but not the kind of thing weve seen outbreaks that ...

Storm. leslie not expected to hit the u.s. michael became the seventh hurricane of the season, but no threat to land. a relatively light year for tornados, but we have seen dozens of twisters in the past week alone. we have isaac to blame for that. abcs sam champion has more. >> reporter: remnants of hurricane isaac are dumping rain, 9 inches in the past 24 hours in new jersey. and spawning twisters. this is cell phone video of a funnel cloud forming in cherry hill, new jersey. isaac has been ...

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