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Severe drought conditions expand further into Miami-Dade, Broward

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By Mark Cook Verified
| Idaho Statesman Verified
Severe drought conditions have expanded eastward into parts of Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, according to the National Weather Service office in Miami and the latest U.S. Drought Monitor. Drought intensity is separated into five categories - abnormally dry, moderate drought, severe drought, extreme drought and exceptional drought.
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Florida drought, wildfires could worsen potential hurricane impacts

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By Mark Cook Verified
| The News & Observer Verified
Florida's been facing its worst drought in decades - those conditions, along with the rash of wildfires the state has seen this year, could worsen the impacts of any potential hurricanes. "Many people assume drought conditions lower the flood risk during hurricane season, but drought-hardened soil and wildfire burn scars can actually increase the risk of rapid runoff and flash flooding," said Alex DaSilva, AccuWeather lead hurricane expert, in a statement.
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Freshwater Biology is a freshwater ecology journal publishing innovative papers on the aquatic biology of freshwater environments.

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By Hunter J. Howell, Mark Cook Verified, Sierra N. Thomasset, Leila M. Thompson
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Amphibian populations around the globe have experienced dramatic declines over the last decades (Grant et al. 2020). These widespread declines have led to > 40% of the world's amphibian species being classified as “declining” and their being identified as the most imperilled vertebrate class (Hussain and Pandit 2012; Luedtke et al. 2023). The reasons for these declines are numerous, complex, and sometimes opaque.
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