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Billion-dollar weather disasters now happen once every 18 days

Axios · Andrew Freedman · last updated

According to Climate Central, a research and communications nonprofit, the frequency of billion-dollar weather disasters is now about one event every 18 days. 

This compares to 82 days between such disasters in the 1980s, Climate Central found.

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