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NOAA was developing a way to predict extreme rainfall — until Trump officials stopped it

The Washington Post · last updated

The Commerce Department has indefinitely suspended work on a crucial tool to help communities predict how rising global temperatures will alter the frequency of extreme rainfall, according to three current and former federal officials familiar with the decision, a move that experts said will make the country more vulnerable to storms supercharged by climate change.

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