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Washington Post on 2018-09-28 16:39

In the nation’s ‘hail alley,’ fierce storms and booming growth are on a costly collision course

Losses are likely to again hit $10 billion this year as scientists study how climate change could increase hailstorms’ frequency and intensity.

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