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When it Rains, it pours; Why storms seem more intense

Posted on May 23, 2026 by Alan Day

It seems the change in our climate may be the reason why the slow steady rainfall days are in the past and the quicker, heavier rainfall days are here to stay.

Source: When it Rains, it pours; Why storms seem more intense | KXAN

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