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Sea level rise has long been expected to be an ongoing and worsening problem for U.S. coasts, but scientists have found that some areas are experiencing unprecedented levels of rising seas, raising concerns about the fate of already vulnerable communities.A new study published in Nature Communications on Monday found that since 2010, sea level rise along the nation s Southeast and Gulf coasts has ramped up dramatically, hitting rates that are unprecedented in at least 120 years. Since 2010, scientists from Tulane University have found that sea levels in those regions have increased by about half an inch every year. These rapid rates are unprecedented over at least the 20th century and they have been three times higher than the global average over the same period, said Tulane profes
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INDIANAPOLIS -- At least two tornadoes struck cities incentral Indiana on Wednesday, te
af1 aring the roof off apartment buildings, sendingair conditioners falling on
adidas campus to parked cars and cutting power to thousands ofpeople.The National Weather Service issued a tornado warningsaying a confirmed large and destructive tornado hit about 10 mileseast of Kokomo, or about 40 miles north of Indianapolis. Meteorologist DaveTucek said a tornado moved across the city Wednesday afternoon.Itrsquo crazy. Itrsquo a madhouse, said MitchellCarlson, a maintenance technician at the Park Place Apartments in Kokomo. Hesaid the complex has 16 buildings and probably eight of them donrsquo;t have aroof. But there have not been any injuries there, he said.So, I guess wersquo;re all blessed at the Park Place.He estimated 20 to 30 cars had been damaged by fallingtree limbs and air conditioners. A truck was slammed against a car during severe weather inKokomo, Indiana, on Aug. 24, 2016.
jordan @TeeJayCrawford Officials have declared a joint state of emergency forcentral Indianarsquo Howard County and its county seat of Kokomo. The declaration stated that all roads in the city and countyare closed except for emergency vehicles performing essential functions until 9p.m. Wednesday.Utility companies repor
