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Climate change is already causing expensive problems for people and towns in the Northeast, according to the latest National Climate Assessment. As a whole, the United States is now experiencing a billion-dollar weather or climate disaster every three weeks, on average.
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The state got over 21 inches of rain, more than any other year since recordkeeping began in 1895.
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The flooding washed out roads across New Hampshire this summer, leaving many towns with massive repair costs.
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Se construirá un nuevo centro de detención juvenil en Hampstead. El estado se prepara para recibir subsidio federal climático. Expertos dicen que inundaciones también se dan en hogares.
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Communities and homeowners in New Hampshire are still recovering from the destruction brought on by heavy rains and flooding this summer. Climate scientists predict this kind of extreme weather will become more common in the state. How should homeowners prepare?
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Aid will help with recovery, repair and conservation.
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Climate change is making New Hampshire wetter, and increasing the threat of flash flooding.
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Esta semana, NH recibe visitas de candidatos Republicanos a la presidencia. Evento en Concord probará las posibles nuevas máquinas de conteo para elecciones. Hubo más advertencias de lluvia en junio que cualquier otro año completo en NH.
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A summer’s worth of rainfall last month is responsible for the new high.
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Many farmers cannot replant fields until next growing season.