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A recent Purdue University study says rainfall in populated areas is strengthened by the heat generated by the people below.Dev Niyogi, a professor in…
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Many months on WBAA’s Ask The Mayor, we focus broadly on the topic of cleanup when it comes to chatting with Frankfort’s Chris McBarnes. This month, we…
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National Weather Service officials say all the rain clouds this month may hold a silver lining for Indiana.NWS hydrologist Al Shipe says this year was…
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As Louisiana dries out after heavy rains left parts of the state flooded earlier this month, hundreds of Red Cross employees—including some from…
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The Indiana Department of Homeland Security is updating their Hazard Mitigation Plan to comply with a new policy from the Federal Emergency Management…
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After peaking at 21 feet in West Lafayette, nearly twice the 11 foot flood stage, floodwaters are receding in the Wabash and Tippecanoe…
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The Wabash River occupies a comfortable position in Indiana consciousness. The state designated the waterway as its official river in 1996, and marching…
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Indiana is stepping in to provide disaster relief to Hoosiers turned down for federal help. The money will go to those affected by this summer’s severe…
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Cities and counties around Indiana will have to recover from this summer’s storms and flooding without federal aid after FEMA Wednesday denied Governor’s…
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Governor Pence is appealing a federal decision denying a request for assistance to help local governments recover from flooding and severe storms.The…