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Rain that added up to a lot of historical rain. now, in this case, we are looking at tropical moisture, it is like a sponge, you squeeze it out. and we're gonna get a deluge of rain. it's gonna come quickly. in a day, we could see up to ten inches of rain. so, speaking of tropical systems as a sponge, they just hold a lot of moisture. and again, that's the climate connection as well. we're gonna have stronger, longer, more powerful storms. we are gonna see storms like never seen before. in this case, we haven't seen a direct hit since authorities. that's the main difference. historic, but it's...

The media are disingenuously using words and phrases to promote climate fear—and even have guides on how to further gin it up.

And having to try to stay cool themselves while they're trying to help the city stay cool at the same time. >> good luck to all of those first responders and, of course, hopefully people can do the right thing and stay safe. thank you, marissa para. let's head to michelle now. i think we're all wondering what is going on with this on going extreme weather. >> it's week after week after week. hi there, ana. part of the problem, the climate connection. we have a traffic jam in the atmosphere. things are not moving. the high pressure in the southwest is acting like a heat pump. we have a warming ...

New supercluster debuted at London Tech Week in a bid to bring together leading European Climate Tech hotspots to help accelerate development of critical clean technologies

The impacts of a changing climate touch every region of the globe, but they are acutely felt by people in Uganda, where floods, droughts, and