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DURING THE SUMMER of 2017, the tide rose to historic heights again and again in Honolulu, higher than at any time in the 112 years that records had been kept. Philip Thompson, director of the Sea Level Center at the University of Hawaii, wanted to know why. Where did this come from? he asked. How often is this going to happen? Is this our window into the future? What Thompson and a group of researchers discovered is that the future has arrived. The summer of 17 was a glimpse of the watery reality coming to Honolulu and other coastal communities. The study, published this June in ....
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Vùng áp thấp vào Biển Đông, khả năng mạnh thêm (NLĐO)- Vùng áp thấp cách quần đảo Hoàng Sa khoảng 580 km về phía Đông Nam, trong 24 giờ tới có khả năng mạnh lên thành áp thấp nhiệt đới. Theo Trung tâm Dự báo khí tượng thủy văn Quốc gia, hồi 7 giờ ngày 5-7, vị trí trung tâm vùng áp thấp ở vào khoảng 14-15 độ Vĩ Bắc; 116,5-117,5 độ Kinh Đông, cách quần đảo Hoàng Sa khoảng 580 km về phía Đông Nam. ....
It was the kind of Facebook post that makes you pause. “Need positive energy right now,” it said. “They re bringing my sister Cindy to the ER. She suddenly started crashing at the nursing home.” Because of COVID. It was posted Monday by someone I follow Carol McKenna. She’s 62 and does communications and other jobs at Warwick s Ocean State Center for Independent Living. They serve the disabled. Her sister is 60. Hours later, Tuesday mid-morning, Carol posted again. “I m afraid she is getting worse. The ER doctor called me at 3 am to tell me they had to put her on a ventilator.” ....
High tide nuisance flooding in Miami, Florida. (Photo credit: B137, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons) A new tool to help decision makers and others assess how sea-level rise and other factors will affect the frequency of high-tide flooding in U.S. coastal locations in the next 50–100 years has been developed by University of Hawaiʻi Sea Level Center Director Phil Thompson with funding from NASA’s Earth Science Division. High-tide flooding, also known as “sunny day” or nuisance flooding, is an increasingly frequent occurrence in coastal areas around the United States. The Flooding Days Projection Tool is an online dashboard that projects the number of high-tide flooding days per year for 97 U.S. cities, based on National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ( ....