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Topic: Extreme weather (page 6)

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The aftermath of Superstorm Sandy at Rockaway Beach (Anton Oparin/Shutterstock)

Climate change hits the U.S.

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(NASA/NOAA GOES Project)

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Flooded streets, caused by Hurricane Sandy, are seen on October 29, 2012, in the corner of Brigham street and Emmons Avenue of Brooklyn NY, United States. (Anton Oparin/Shutterstock)

Manhattan's surging flood risk

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A pair of cyclists ride along the sea wall during the storm surge floods in Brisbane, Australia on January 27, 2013. (Silken Photography/Shutterstock)

(NASA/NOAA GOES Project)

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This March 23, 2014 photo, made available by the Washington State Dept of Transportation shows a view of the damage from Saturday's mudslide in Oso, Wash. (AP Photo/Washington State Dept of Transportation)

(NOAA)

A morning commuter walks to a train station during a winter snowstorm Monday, March 3, 2014, in Philadelphia. Spring is in sight, but winter kept its icy hold on much of the country Monday, with up to a foot of snow and plummeting temperatures expected across the Mid-Atlantic states and up the East Coast. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)

Return of the polar vortex

Time series of temperature anomalies for hot extremes over land (red) and global mean temperature (black, blue). (Nature Climate Change)

Lower Manhattan was left without power following Hurrican Sandy (Felix Lipov/Shutterstock)

Ready for the next Sandy

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