Floods in Spain
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I've just never seen anything like it. A year's rain in one downpour.
159 dead at this point. Many more missing.
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It's like what happened in North Carolina. It's almost like the climate is changing.
Oct 30 (Reuters) - that have killed at least 72 people in Spain are caused by a destructive weather system in which cold and warm air meet and produce powerful rain clouds, a pattern believed to be growing more frequent due to climate change.
The phenomenon is known locally as DANA, a Spanish acronym for high-altitude isolated depression, and unlike common storms or squalls it can form independently of polar or subtropical jet streams.
The phenomenon is known locally as DANA, a Spanish acronym for high-altitude isolated depression, and unlike common storms or squalls it can form independently of polar or subtropical jet streams.
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Someone needs to teach those people how to park.
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