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As Many As 34 Million People Could Be Affected By Sinking Cities

Cities across the country are sinking, especially in Houston and other cities in Texas, posing significant threats from flooding and damage to infrastructure.
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May Has Been Quiet, But Severe Weather Is On The Way

A more active severe weather pattern is ahead beginning later this week in the Plains and Midwest that could produce large hail, wind damage and possibly a tornado threat.
May Has Been Quiet, But Severe Weather Is On The Waystory-preview

Sluggish Storm Spreads Localized Flood Threat

The storm system that has been soaking the South for days is now on the move. That means localized flash flooding is possible in the mid-Atlantic Tuesday.
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Wildlife Officials Want You To Crush These Bright Pink Eggs

Apple snails are an invasive species generally banned from import and movement across state lines. Watch this video to learn about the environmental destruction they can cause, the potentially deadly risk to humans and why wildlife officials in southern states like Texas, Georgia, North Carolina and Louisiana want you to look out for the snails’ bright pink eggs.
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Bird Populations Drastically Dwindling

Scientists have discovered that as many as 83% of bird populations are declining in the very places where they should be thriving. Loss of habitat due to climate change is the primary cause of the decline. However, in some areas, researchers are seeing an increase in population as well. Watch this video to see where the numbers are shrinking the most in the U.S.
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