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To: Brumar89 who wrote (936050)	5/20/2016 2:10:05 PM
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And yet, extreme rains are increasing. State climatologist: Houston rains are getting worse "This trend doesn't mean we're going to see a steady increase in precipitation going forward," Crouch said. "The way we are receiving our precipitation is changing. We're seeing more of that precipitation fall in single events." It shouldn't take anyone by surprise. Scientists in the 1970s calculated that intense rains would become more intense as a warming atmosphere evaporated more water and held it in the air. A federal report in 2009 presented the first data to demonstrate that the trend was manifesting. Message 30589923

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