Why Mississippi floods were expected

Nature: Why Mississippi floods were expected A combination of bad weather, ocean conditions and land development conspired to produce high waters. Floodwater engulfs a farm after the Army Corps of Engineers blew a massive hole in a levee at the confluence of the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers near Wyatt, Missouri, to divert water from the town of Cairo, Illinois. Last year, it was Pakistan and Russia. This spring, all talk of disasters attributable to freak weather conditions turns eyes to the United......

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