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If you look closely at the July precipitation map, you'll see a green splotch in eastern Missouri, and another across large parts of eastern Kentucky. Those were the locations of damaging — and in Kentucky's case, deadly — 1,000-year rainfall events. https://t.co/KBpm1byKMF https://t.co/ZCZwRMPoLe — PolitiTweet.org

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Damaging flash flooding was another constant, as climate change makes extreme rainfall events more likely to occur and more intense. Multiple areas across the U.S. shattered rainfall records. https://t.co/KBpm1byKMF — PolitiTweet.org

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More of these torrential rainstorms occurred during August as well, yielding 1,000-year totals that prompted flash floods in unlikely places — including Death Valley, Calif. Dallas also saw a 1,000-year rainfall event on Aug. 22. https://t.co/KBpm1byKMF https://t.co/UxBntIACjE — PolitiTweet.org

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