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#flooding

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N-gated Hacker News

🎉 Wow, who knew "real-time" meant sending a flood of #HTML every 200ms 🚰💥? Forget #ClojureScript, who needs #JavaScript at all when you can just bombard your #browser with raw #data from the server! 🏋️‍♂️💻 It's like solving a Rubik's Cube by painting over the squares instead of twisting them. 📦🙄
andersmurphy.com/2025/04/07/cl #real-time #web #flooding #performance #HackerNews #ngated

andersmurphy.comClojure: Realtime collaborative web apps without ClojureScriptA blog mostly about Clojure programming
Headlines Africa

Africa: Africa's Refugee Camps Are Plagued By Flooding - We Looked Into Drainage Systems That Can Withstand Local Conditions: [The Conversation Africa] Almost one million people live in 24 camps for refugees and internally displaced people in Ethiopia. They have fled wars and massacres in South Sudan and Somalia, and forced conscription and government oppression in Eritrea. newsfeed.facilit8.network/TK43 #Refugees #Ethiopia #HumanRights #Displacement #Flooding

MattMakens, Makens Weather

🌪️ Weekly Weather Watch: April 8, 2025 🌊

Devastating flooding continues across the Central U.S., from the Lower Mississippi into the Ohio Valley. Recent extreme rainfall has pushed rivers beyond their banks, and more rain is on the way this week into next.

Meanwhile: 🔥 Record heat is building across the West and Central U.S.—early season highs could break long-standing records.

➡️ Read the full breakdown of what to expect across the country this week:
🌀 makensweather.com/weekly-weath

Makens WeatherCentral U.S. Flooding Persists as Record Heat Hits West and Snowstorm Threatens Northeast Travel — Makens WeatherDevastating flooding continues in the Central U.S. From the Lower Mississippi into the Ohio Valley, widespread river flooding will continue. Record heat for the West and Central U.S., and a fast-moving storm system will bring a few inches of snow and gusty winds across the Northeast U.S., making for
#Flooding#HeatWave#SnowStorm
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Gina W

Feeling really grateful right now that our home has not been affected by the catastrophic #flooding in Kentucky. These are photos I just pulled from the #Louisville Reddit
page. Those are street lamps poking out of the water in the first
pic. Schools were closed today and will be again tomorrow because so many streets are flooded. The river is not expected to crest until Wednesday. 😬

Image of the tops of street lights poking out above the water in downtown Louisville
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Image of a flooded street showing a submerged stoplight and a street sign that shows N. 4th St.
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Image of a flooded park with a bridge and the city of Louisville in the background.
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Paul Chambers🚧

Who monitors coal ash pits, dams and floodwater at former coal plants? The owner

This weighs heavy on my mind today because a few miles upstream of my rural Ohio village on the #OhioRiver, with 7-blocks of its 9-blocks under water and river flooded, is a decommissioned coal plant. The largest coal ash pit at the site is 163 acres, more than 2 miles long if you walk all the way around to where you started at. #Flooding #Ohio #Coal #environment

wcpo.com/news/local-news/i-tea

The coal ash pits at the former Beckjord coal plant site along the Ohio River on April 7, 2025, during flooding.
WCPO 9 Cincinnati · Who monitors coal ash pits, dams and floodwater at former Beckjord Coal plant? The ownerBy Paula Christian
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IcooIey

Tomorrow from 1-2pm EDT CIRCA is hosting a webinar about 2 case studies from the Resilient Connecticut project. Communities across Connecticut are facing uncertainty when it comes to understanding and managing current and future flood risks. Join us for a webinar highlighting two case study projects currently underway in East Haddam and Stonington Mystic, CT as part of the Resilient Connecticut planning and technical assistance program.
Register here: events.teams.microsoft.com/eve

Text from photo of webinar announcement: Case Studies in Flood Mitigation and Adaptation: Resilient Connecticut Projects in East Haddam & Mystic Webinar April 8, 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Communities across Connecticut are facing uncertainty when it comes to understanding and managing current and future flood risks. Join us for a webinar highlighting two case study projects currently underway in East Haddam and Stonington Mystic, CT as part of the Resilient Connecticut planning and technical assistance program. This webinar will feature the following: Resilient Connecticut Program Overview Presentation - John Truscinski, Director of Resilience Planning at CIRCA Resilient East Haddam: Assessing and adapting to current and future flooding along Succor Brook - Neil Kulikauskas and Dan Pasquale, Kleinfelder Resilient Mystic/Stonington: Adapting to sea level rise and future coastal flood risk in Downtown Mystic - Beth Kirmmse and Erik Mas, Fuss and O'Neill The webinar will feature representatives from each municipality and project team to share their experiences collaborating to develop priority actions and implementable projects to improve resiliency. This webinar is an opportunity to learn about innovative flood mitigation strategies and explore lessons that can be applied to other Connecticut communities.
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