September 19, 2022
A “1,000-year rain event” is defined as an episode of flooding with only a 0.1 percent probability of it occurring in any given year.
The U.S. has seen FIVE 1,000-year rain events since the end of July: in Dallas, eastern Kentucky, St. Louis, southern Illinois and Death Valley.
The thing of about climate change is that it’s happening irrespective of whether you believe it.