Precipitation Update July 11 2016 Year to Date
Weather figures show year to date precipitation totals with daily and cumulative inches. Readings indicate rainfall amounts for the period including 0.00 and 0.02 inches, and totals of 4.98 inches and 13.16 inches.
WVU experts warn of more extreme weather and floods
WVU researchers including Eungul Lee and Steve Kite say warming surfaces and El Nino influence climate bring stronger storms and historic flooding. They cite deforestation, increased energy imbalance, and nonuniform precipitation changes per IPCC and NOAA notes, urging flood defense investments.
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