2011s Climate Extremes: Drought, Heat, and Flooding @NOAAClimate
2011s Climate Extremes: Drought, Heat, and Flooding  @NOAAClimate
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More than half of the United States experienced heat, drought, or flooding during 2011, demonstrating the power and momentum of climate extremes.

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2011's Climate Extremes: Drought, Heat, and Flooding

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