Midwestern Floods Devastate Towns Across Several States
Central US endures record flood warnings as rainfall swamps Missouri Arkansas and surrounding areas. At least 13 dead with several missing amid rising rivers and washed-out roads. Evacuations occur in Indiana Illinois Kentucky Ohio and Arkansas as officials warn against driving into floodwater and search efforts continue for missing teens and drivers.
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Arkansas
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Jeff Korb
Vanderbugh County
Ind
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Texas
Pennsylvania
Ohio Valley
New England
Alabama
Georgia
Atlanta
Mountain Home
Ark
Cape Girardeau
Evansville
Weather Service
Mark G. Speir Jr
Lawrence County Emergency Management
Mike Rowe
St. Louis
Meramec River
Eureka
Valley Park
Chandra Webster
Webster
Tommy Jackson
Arkansas Department of Emergency Management
Highway and Transportation Department
Frank Young
Warren County
Global warming nudges springtime earlier across the nation
A sweeping study based on satellites and field reports shows spring arriving earlier in many regions due to climate change. Cherry blossoms peak sooner in Washington, a field skipper butterfly appears earlier in California, and maple pollen advances in Philadelphia. Scientists warn timing shifts threaten ecosystems and even crop yields while offering potential benefits like milder winters and earlier wine harvests.
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California
Sachem
Philadelphia
Donald Doorin
Stanford University
Terry Root
Earth
Associated Press
Mason-Dixon Line
Florida
Texas
Louisiana
U.S. Geological Survey
Jake Weltzin
Upstate
New York
University of Maryland Biology
David Twouye
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