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Three massive storms slam U.S. and Japan, each with climate change ties
Three blockbuster storms struck different coasts this weekend, causing widespread damage in Puerto Rico, Alaska and Japan.
The big picture: Each storm either exhibited unusual characteristics in its formation and intensification or in its interaction with built infrastructure.
- Their damage offers examples of what we can expect more of in a rapidly warming world.
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