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1. California is in the middle of yet another record-breaking fire season with 820,000 acres across the state already burned — more than twice the area that burned by this point last year.

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The cold wave during the first two weeks of February 1899 is by far and away the gold standard for cold outbreaks in U.S. history. The cold spelled reached the whole U.S mostly effecting the Northern States.

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Beginning on April 15, 1993, the city of Grafton was the first to feel the river waters creep to their doorstep, surging the Main Street. By June, just outside Alton, the river consumed the Great River Road.

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Category 5 Hurricane occurred in 2005 over south eastern United States taking more than 1,800 lives

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Mudslides were caused by wildfires and mass precipitation. Thousands of Santa Barbra County residents were forced to evacuate. The mudslides washed away hundreds of homes and killed 17 people.

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This drought was caused by the Indian Ocean Dipole. The drought killed hundreds of thousands of people and devastated the economies of East African nations

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August 15-16, 2017 landslide in the killed at least 150 people and destroyed 70 homes.

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October 3 - 22, 1979 making landfall in Japan on October 19. It is the largest typhoon on record and boasted wind speeds over 190mph. 99 people were killed by this category 5 hurricane.

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A wildfire in Ventura, Santa Barbara, California spread across two cities, damaging 281,893 acres and destroyed 1,063 stuctures.

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On March 11, 2011 a 9.1 magnitude earthquake struck Japan, causing a 30 foot tsunami. This resulted in 22,000 missing, and $300 billion in damage

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Toxins producing algae have bloomed in both fresh water and salt water in Florida in 2018

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18 inches of rain-caused mudslides and major flooding

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Dec. 2011- March 2016 (about). Reduced food production and increased wildfire chances, California debt.

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1,200 dead more than 40 million affected

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Montecito, California in early January 2018. 21 deaths, 4 missing and 28 injured. Hundreds of homes damaged and loss of vegetation

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In the first 3 months of 2017 Peru experienced extreme flooding due to unusually warm waters in the Pacific.

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estimated 1 mil. acres have been burned, September 2018

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North Carolina 2018. Damaged many homes and businesses and killed at least 32 people.

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A 2017 Hurricane that hit Texas causing $125 billion in damage.

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Galtinburg, Tennesee in November 2016. Killed 14 people and damaged 17,000+ acres and 24,000+ structures.

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Aug 14-28. Extreme storm causing landfall, heavy rainfall, and floods. Puerto Rico to Florida

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Record breaking rains for two days in July of 1996 caused widespread flooding allotting around 650 million dollars in damages. The wettest areas received 16.3 inches of rain