Tropical Atlantic Calm Amid Record Flash Flood Warnings and Disasters
TL;DR
This article discusses the recent surge in flash floods across the U.S., driven by climate change-induced increased moisture and storm activity, with over 3,000 warnings issued this year, and highlights the quiet tropical Atlantic with no current storm development expected.
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