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Top 10 Hardest Hit States of 2011

Published: Dec 16th, 2011

A look at which states were hit hardest by extreme climate and weather events in 2011.

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Maps Show Quarter Million New Yorkers Reside Below Potential Storm Surge Level

Published: Aug 26th, 2011

Based on the 2010 Census and Climate Central's map analysis, climate change-related sea level rise has put more New Yorkers at risk of flooding from Hurricane Irene.

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Hurricane Round-up 2010

Published: Nov 30th, 2010

November 30th marked the official end of the 2010 hurricane season, here are some pictures from this year's storms.

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A Hurricane Season With Supersized and Shrunken Storms

Published: Oct 19th, 2010

The 2010 Atlantic Hurricane season has been an unusually active one, with 17 named storms so far. Among these, Hurricane Igor stands out as one of the largest hurricanes observed, while Hurricane Paula was extremely small in comparison.