Floods are increasing faster than expected
Flooding is getting worse, and not just from hurricanes or rising tides, but from increased heavy rainfall.
In this episode, we dive into the changing landscape of flood hazards. First, we journey to New York, to visit Hoboken, New Jersey, and Hollis, Queens, two communities facing different flood challenges. Then, we explore First Street’s groundbreaking new risk map, pinpointing high-risk areas. Want to take action against flooding in your area? Watch this episode for insights and solutions.
Tags: 2024, Flood, Flooding, Hazards, Hollis, New Jersey, New York, PBS, Precipitation, Queens, Rainfall, Risk Map, United States, Video
Categories: Climate Change, Extreme Weather, Flood, Impacts, Video
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