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27 February

Hurricane damage will increase in surprising new places in the coming decades. See where it's trending higher

As the planet warms, hurricanes are changing – they are getting stronger faster, bringing more flooding rain, pushing farther inland after they make landfall and tracking farther north in general.

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Hurricane damage will increase in surprising new places in the coming decades. See where it's trending higher

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