Earth Sciencesnpj Natural Hazards
Floods across the eastern United States are projected to last longer
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This research by Hanbeen Kim and Gabriele Villarini reveals alarming projections about climate change's effect on flood durations in the eastern United States, particularly emphasizing the winter season and elevated emission scenarios. Discover how significant climate variables like precipitation and temperature contribute to these extended flood durations.
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