Tell Americans the truth about their flood risk
Summary
Many places in the United States still use old rainfall data from the 1970s to assess flood risks. This outdated information may not accurately show the current chances of flooding for Americans.Key Facts
- Flood risk is often measured using rainfall records.
- Some areas use rainfall data that has not been updated since the 1970s.
- Rainfall patterns have likely changed since that time.
- Using old data can make flood risk estimates less accurate.
- Accurate flood risk information is important for safety and planning.
- Americans need up-to-date data to understand their true flood risk.
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