Accompanying heavy rains have triggered floods, inundating swathes of farmland.
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Check out what organizations are inundating people with fundraising emails.
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Large swells of sea water crashed into residences, inundating neighborhoods.
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Instead of inundating his life with goods, Mill believed in utilitarianism.
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Hurricane Florence stalled in 2018, inundating parts of North Carolina's coast.
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A visual culture inundating women with unachievable ideals of beauty doesn't help.
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Spinners are inundating schools, they're showing up on people's desks at work.
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The black sludge blanketed over 300 acres, inundating the area around Kingston.
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The advice was given to prevent people from inundating clinics and hospitals.
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It's so many people over the last four days inundating me with it.
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The black sludge blanketed over 300 acres, inundating the area around Kingston, Tennessee.
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Too much water inundating the system can also damage locks and other infrastructure.
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Risks include further monsoon rains inundating the cave network and oxygen running out.
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As feared, the river spilled over, inundating the town of 6,5000 with flood water.
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That rainfall is now rushing back through Mozambique further inundating the already flooded countryside.
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Data spews at us from all angles, inundating us with ideas, culture, and creativity.
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We hadn't wanted to freak out the children by inundating them with vampire tales.
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At the same time, rounds of heavy rain will start moving onshore, inundating coastal cities.
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Companies spend billions of dollars inundating us with advertising and inducements to buy their product.
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Then it crawled past Grand Bahama, which has 52,000 inhabitants, inundating 60% of the island.
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On Wednesday, even as the river began to subside, the levee broke, inundating the town.
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They have been heavily organized on social media, inundating reporters and influencers on multiple platforms.
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Photos on social media showed crowded lines of adults, children and strollers inundating shopping mall corridors.
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It also involves having bots target the journalist's Twitter account and inundating them with negative comments.
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A flooded property is defined as one with water inundating at least 25 percent of its area.
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The film presents her love and sex life intertwined without inundating the viewer with either (ahem: Befikre).
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But adding more dams would require inundating an even larger area with water, which could spark protests.
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Frank Horne, 47, drove a large tractor slowly through the water inundating the lovingly maintained main drag.
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Ai was the first doctor to pass along information about the then–mystery illness inundating her hospital.
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Tens of thousands of people began holding marches, inundating social media, signing action pledges and lawyering up.
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The storm's strong winds and surging water enveloped Fire Island on its way to inundating New England.
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Tiny plastic microfibers, shed by synthetic garments during laundry, are inundating our water supply and food chain.
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In this aerial photo a boat motors between flooded homes after heavy rains inundating the region Saturday, Aug.
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Using the hashtag #WomenRequestWednesday, they've been inundating their local radio stations with requests to play songs by women.
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The real "see something, say something" should be focused on the devastating hurricanes and superstorms inundating our cities.
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He hopes to counter the Democratic advantage in the state in part by inundating voters with media buys.
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This will increase the speed of ad mediation, inundating users with content finely tuned to their personal desires.
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The flooding has steadily spread across the nation, inundating communities in at least 26 of Iran's 31 provinces.
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From the first day of the Trump presidency, the shocking headlines and unsettling news have been inundating us.
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In that case, a 250-ft wall of water would go racing down the hillside, inundating the cities downstream.
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With cowboys on horseback behind them and boats on either side, the cattle slogged through the water inundating 937.
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People having an outsize impact, inundating the News Feed with public content because they have some sort of agenda.
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With emails inundating offices and the quick pace of this current Congress, phone calls are now back in style.
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The global warming also means more moisture in the atmosphere, enabling the catastrophic rains now inundating Houston and environs.
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In 2008, the Kosi broke its banks and changed course, inundating huge tracts of land and killing 500 people.
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Dorian struck the Bahamas for days, inundating homes with floodwater ahead of its expected advance on the U.S. coast.
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By then journalists had gotten wind of the dramatic arrest in Mayfair and were inundating Scotland Yard with questions.
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Water in the two reservoirs, which are normally dry, has risen quickly since Harvey first began inundating the area.
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That move set off a scramble for cash on Facebook, inundating voters with fundraising appeals and blowing up ad prices.
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Footage from local authorities showed water inundating fields as it spilled over the side of the levee, which Louisiana Gov.
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That's what I thought at least, until the tree-dwelling baker's Twitter account started inundating my timeline with promoted posts.
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Britain was accused of inundating foreign markets, from Italy to Brazil, much as China is blamed for dumping products today.
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Saltwater is inundating the Florida Bay, exacerbating an already hyper saline ecosystem and negatively impacting fish stocks and sea grass.
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Sea water poured into the Ebro delta, one of Spain's most important wetlands, inundating thousands of hectares of rice plants.
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Sea water poured into the Ebro delta, one of Spain's most important wetlands, inundating thousands of hectares of rice plants.
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And if firms do seek insurance against some of these risks, insurers have not exactly been inundating them with novel products.
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Barry, which made landfall as a hurricane Saturday, quickly turned into a tropical storm and has been inundating Louisiana ever since.
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And though I have no categorical allergy to movie adaptations, the wave of them inundating Broadway these days keeps me wary.
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In St. Petersburg, which is also built right up to the water, the surge reaches 20 feet, inundating much of downtown.
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It was smothered in what he described as a "sea" of muck that came crashing into homes, inundating people, pets and wildlife.
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Environmental regulators and activists have been concerned about flood waters inundating pits holding hog waste after Hurricane Floyd overwhelmed them in 1999.
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Harvey did not discriminate, inundating exclusive neighborhoods and low-lying apartments for the poor, and was blamed for at least 220 deaths.
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People arrive to be evacuated by members of the Louisiana Army National Guard near Walker, La., after heavy rains inundating the region.
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In this aerial photo a boat motors between flooded homes after heavy rains inundating the region Saturday in Hammond, La. Louisiana Gov.
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That's because the midwest has experienced exceptional precipitation this spring, flooding a vital Air Force base and inundating huge swaths of cropland.
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It was smothered in what he described as a "sea" of muck that came crashing into homes, inundating people, pets, and wildlife.
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Naturally, I took selfies, sent snaps, and apologized to my dad for inundating him with texts about never leaving my apartment again.
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DDoS is an incredibly common method of inundating a website's servers with phony traffic requests so that it takes the website offline.
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One to 2 inches of rain could be possible in some areas worsening flooding and inundating structures already plagued by high waters.
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Amid other accusations, Rivas said Luksic had the "luxury of flooding Santiago" after Chile's Mapocho River overflowed its banks, inundating the city.
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"These sediments that the Aitape skull was in have pure marine diatoms in them, which is ocean water that's inundating it," explained Golitko.
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Racist posts use this term to describe the brainwashing process, whereby they recruit curious travelers by inundating them with memes and other propaganda.
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If more rain falls than the environment or infrastructure can handle at a given time, it starts gushing through gullies and inundating streets.
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Environmental regulators and activists had raised concerns about water inundating pits holding hog waste because flooding after Hurricane Floyd in 1999 overwhelmed them.
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In inland Cumberland County, the Cape Fear River rose 40 feet1, inundating Fayetteville with the worst flooding the city has seen since 1945.
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Or wetlands might be growing in area, inundating more and more land surface, whether due to El Niño events or other climatic variables.
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Yet, even after inundating us with darkness, this episode still accomplished a truly remarkable feat and ended on something that felt like hope.
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C.P.R.A. was founded in 2005, a few months after Hurricane Katrina hit, inundating New Orleans and leaving more than fifteen hundred Louisianans dead.
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He and colleagues have proposed fighting Lyme disease by inundating the islands with genetically engineered mice that cannot spread the disease between ticks.
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Photos and videos of the flooding in Houston are inundating social media, showing submerged cars and people with water up to their waists.
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Earlier this month, they filed a motion accusing the government of inundating them with 117,000 audio recordings and 14,000 new pages of documents.
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Instead, it's line after line of acid-green snake emoji, intermixed with people apologizing for the people inundating Warren's accounts with snake emoji.
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In her neighborhood near Greens Bayou, the floodwaters rose about 14 feet, inundating her parents' home, with its purple walls and pink curtains.
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While it's true that consumers do want to learn more about how their machines work, inundating them with graphs may not be for everyone.
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In Sauraha, 80 km (50 miles) south of Kathmandu, the Rapti River overflowed its banks, inundating hotels and restaurants and stranding some 600 tourists.
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Brugnaro blamed climate change when flood waters swept through the city on Wednesday, swamping its historic basilica and inundating squares and centuries-old buildings.
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Fair Bluff was incorporated in 1873, with the Lumber River — currently inundating the town — and a railroad as its lifeblood, supporting logging and trade.
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U.S. flooding: Record floods pummeled the Midwest, inundating farmland and killing off livestock at a time when farmers and ranchers can least afford it.
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He has regimented, as no one has ever done before, the flow of paper, people and information inundating an omnivorous and undisciplined Mr. Trump.
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But flooding sometimes causes more damage than the strong winds, as with the remnants of Hurricane Harvey that are inundating Houston and coastal communities.
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Thick, poisonous smoke quickly traveled throughout the three-story, 42-unit building, inundating the upper floors, where several residents jumped from windows, he said.
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In the penultimate episode of the season, Daenerys has a full day of torching innocent people and inundating King's Landing with dragonfire and terror.
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By then, MoHS had realigned their messaging effort, inundating local users with daily updates and publishing illustrations to demonstrate proper hand washing and cough etiquette.
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Still, data makes it pretty clear that the streaming sector needs to tread carefully when it comes to inundating users with too many costly exclusives.
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When atmospheric conditions are just right, a thunderstorm can create multiple storms behind it, essentially lining up and inundating the same region over and over.
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CreditCreditEric Thayer for The New York Times Drenching rains were inundating North Carolina on Friday as Hurricane Florence crawled inland at three miles an hour.
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The Mississippi has been rising for weeks near Davenport, inundating areas on its banks and forcing authorities to put up temporary barriers to protect residential areas.
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His campaign says he could spend a significant amount more of his own wealth during the general election campaign, further inundating voters with criticism of Menendez.
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Now a weaker tropical storm, Hermine is inundating Georgia and moving into the Carolinas, and a watch is in effect from New Jersey to Rhode Island.
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At its peak, the water spread across 550,000 acres, inundating homes, businesses, and farmland across five counties — an area twice the size of New York City.
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He has focused on building staff in the 14 states that vote on March 3, or Super Tuesday, and inundating televisions with ads across the country.
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But before a break in the storm, the resort closures kept coming Wednesday as the storm continued inundating the area (and beyond) with rain and snow.
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Our constant connection to the news and the rapidfire way it's shared ratchets up stress levels by inundating us with stories that provoke anger, fear, and frustration.
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The Rapti River overflowed its banks in Sauraha, 80 km (50 miles) south of the capital, Kathmandu, inundating hotels and restaurants and leaving some 600 tourists stranded.
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Another big storm system is set to hit east Texas tomorrow and Friday, raising the levels of already-swollen rivers and further inundating saturated land with rain.
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Until May 3rd many of Indiana's delegates will be under lots of pressure from Trump supporters, who are inundating them with e-mails, phone calls and more.
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"He has regimented, as no one has ever done before, the flow of paper, people and information inundating an omnivorous and undisciplined Mr. Trump," the Times reported.
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After days of ruinously heavy storms in southern Louisiana, rain-swollen rivers and creeks continued wreaking damage across the state, inundating neighborhoods and submerging roads and highways.
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"The seawalls will halt tsunamis and prevent them from inundating the land," said Hiroyasu Kawai, researcher at the Port and Airport Research Institute in Yokosuka, near Tokyo.
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Houston city officials have pleaded for state and federal funds to help build a new $400 million reservoir that could keep storm water from inundating downstream neighborhoods.
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In Winnie, a town of about 2700,220 people 573 miles (257 kilometers) east of Houston, a hospital was evacuated and water was inundating several homes and businesses.
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By inundating a wireless network with authentication handshakes, Vanhoef's research shows it's possible to figure out a 128-bit WPA2 key, through sheer volume of random number collection.
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And in the United States, the past 12 months have been the wettest on record, with central regions experiencing weeks of near-continuous rainfall, inundating swathes of farmland.
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Rivers and waterways, swollen after Florence's historic deluge, rose dangerously across the Carolinas, closing roads, inundating communities, hindering rescue and repair efforts and preventing evacuees from returning home.
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Venice's mayor declared a state of emergency on Wednesday after "apocalyptic" floods swept through the lagoon city, flooding its historic basilica and inundating squares and centuries-old buildings.
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Soon the real victims of the shutdown will begin inundating the offices of their Washington representatives with calls -- adding to political pressure for an end to the shutdown.
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In Bangladesh, the Jamuna river broke through an embankment on Wednesday night, inundating at least 40 villages and displacing more than 200,000 people, government official Rokhsana Begum said.
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The flooding this week isolated the towns of Rio Nido, Guerneville, Monte Rio and Cazadero, inundating roads around those communities, according to the Sonoma County emergency operations center.
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A fan of hydropower, he placed dams across the South and Far West, destroying spawning routes for fish and inundating tens of thousands of acres of wildlife habitat.
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Heavy rains also flooded parts of eastern and northwestern France this week, blocking roads and inundating households that had already been affected by the torrential rains of 2016.
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And by inundating society with rhetoric blithely celebrating its achievements, the revolution deprived women of the private language with which they might understand and articulate their personal experiences.
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In some cases, it will be oceans inundating coastal cities or widespread crop failures or deadly heat waves or disease outbreaks — or some fiendish combination of the above.
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After record-shattering rainfall from Hurricane Florence, rivers in North Carolina are continuing to rise to never-before-seen levels, inundating entire communities and prompting thousands to hastily evacuate.
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It still costs materials to create those products that you're inundating yourself with, and carbon emissions only increase when they're loaded onto the truck to be shipped to you.
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John Fredericks, a radio host in Virginia, said the volume of calls into his morning show on Thursday was so inundating that he finally had to stop answering them.
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Tens of thousands of people have been displaced, several are missing, with incessant rains for more than 48 hours in some areas inundating hectares of low-lying land, authorities said.
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A fierce nor'easter battered the Atlantic Coast on Friday, toppling power lines, stranding thousands of travelers, inundating coastal roads and homes with churning seawater and killing at least five people.
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Women of all walks of life and from various professional backgrounds were calling out sexual predators and inundating Twitter with names of former colleagues or bosses who allegedly harassed them.
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Then illicit drug traffickers followed suit, inundating the country with heroin and other illegally produced opioids that people could use once they ran out of painkillers or wanted something stronger.
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In recent years, climate change deniers have exploited Google's products to challenge scientific consensus on the climate crisis, buying paid search results and inundating YouTube with conspiracies and bogus theories.
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People across the internet are already going after YouTube&aposs "Rewind 2019," calling the production "lazy" and "boring" while inundating the video with hundreds of thousands of dislikes and comments.
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A group of activists have decided to share their love of reading -- perhaps folded in with a hefty helping of criticism -- by inundating the White House with books for Valentine's Day.
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The gush of water inundating San Jose flowed down from the Anderson Reservoir, which was pushed to overflowing by a rainstorm that pounded Northern California from Sunday to Tuesday, officials said.
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"This is a way that you can set the time that your email goes out so that [you aren't] inundating people with emails at times they feel are inappropriate," she explains.
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I will tell you, at least from my perspective, in terms of inundating us with content and then giving a lot of the specifics the investment community has been clamoring for.
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Motiva, like other refiners hard-hit by inundating rains from Harvey, also is adding more pumps to remove water from the Port Arthur refinery to deal with future storms, she said.
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Oddly, it touches a different but equally cathartic point as last weekend's royal wedding, another much-needed opportunity to turn away from the social and political chaos inundating our news feeds.
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Monday, as waters continued to rise in Houston and surrounding parts of Texas, scores of desperate locals continued to wait to be rescued from their flooded homes, inundating 2911 and emergency services.
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The monsoon rains began on Thursday, inundating low-lying towns and villages, with tens of thousands evacuated after major rivers swelled to dangerous levels, according to the Nepalese Ministry of Home Affairs.
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Kapoho Bay and Vacationland Meanwhile, lava from Fissure 8 continued to creep, after inundating Kapoho Bay and decimating what could be hundreds of houses in the nearby communities of Kapoho and Vacationland.
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Then illicit drug traffickers followed suit, inundating the country with heroin and other illegally produced opioids, particularly fentanyl, that people could use once they ran out of painkillers or wanted something stronger.
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Even the roots have been pulled out, leaving nothing to hold the parched soil together as rainwater washes downhill, potentially taking tents and people with it and quickly inundating low-lying settlements.
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The heaviest rainfall in nearly a century has swamped the state, knocking the international airport out of commission, fizzling electricity, inundating hospitals and chasing more than a million people from their homes.
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If the entire ice sheet were to melt tomorrow (which is not going to happen), global sea level would rise by up to 2130 feet, inundating highly populated coastal areas around the world.
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Instead of inundating players with a map crowded with goals and quest icons, it features a more free-form structure, allowing players to explore at their own pace, and mark their own objectives.
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But, like Florence, it wreaked most of its destruction through rain, which caused landslides and flash floods, inundating fields and ruining the crops in them, making roads impassable and cutting off electricity supplies.
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Facebook will only send the most popular potentially fake news stories to avoid inundating the fact-checkers; if publishers disagree with their labels they'll have to take it up with the third-parties.
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As we're toting around cloth shopping bags and diligently recycling containers to avoid further inundating our planet with plastics, are we doing our children and their children a favor by introducing more stuff?
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The fire, the deadliest in the city's history, broke out early on Saturday and quickly filled the building with smoke, inundating the upper floors, where several residents jumped from windows, an official said.
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Given that their preferred method of action is so-called "paper terrorism," or inundating the legal system with nonsense filings, as a you mentioned, what might push some of them to physical violence?
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"This has resulted in a large volume of panicked people calling 911 and thereby inundating emergency dispatch centers and public safety agencies with calls and clogging up the 911 system for hours," Lewin said.
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The job of macroeconomic stabilization policymakers isn't to make things better than they would have been if nothing had been done; it's to prevent years-long spells of mass unemployment from inundating the country.
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"You'll never see that again," she reassured her daughter Ella, then 4, after floodwaters surged over the banks of the Lumber River, inundating Fair Bluff with several feet of water and damaging her house.
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But on Sunday, all shuttles to D.C. were canceled due to the snowstorm, which was on its way to inundating the state of Maryland with a peak of more than 33 inches of snow.
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The country's health ministry issued guidelines on Monday for people experiencing symptoms similar to the coronavirus in an effort to prevent worried citizens from inundating hospitals by providing them with specific hotlines to call.
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Often located on foreign soil, many vendors who sell on these third-party marketplaces are now inundating American homes with counterfeits, pirated products and other contraband such as deadly fentanyl and other synthetic opioids.
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The Omaha, Nebraska railroad company said that 20.7,23.2 miles (1.50.82,862 km) of its network were affected by the storm, which flooded the region around Houston, inundating rail track and yards, and washing away bridges.
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He wanted the water coursing through the openings to evoke the great North Sea flood of 1953 that devastated Holland, causing nearly 19853,000 deaths and the evacuation of 70,000 people, and inundating 340,000 acres.
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He contacted government officials, who pretty soon were inundating his work landline with requests that he come and remove a croc that had wandered into someone's yard or, once, into a muddy pig pen.
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Since the Tea Party revolution of 2010, King's tactic—inundating unrelated spending legislation with aggressive, poison-pill items picked straight off the far-right wish list—has become the modus operandi of the Republican House.
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GUWAHATI, INDIA (Reuters) - Floods in northeast India worsened on Tuesday with incessant rain swelling already raging rivers, inundating villages and a rhinoceros sanctuary as 1003,000 soldiers were deployed to rescue people fleeing the rising waters.
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Editorial Downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm, Harvey continues to rain rivers down on Houston and its surroundings, inundating homes and businesses and tearing apart the lives of tens of thousands of people.
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Last October, Hurricane Matthew poured historic flooding into St. Augustine, inundating downtown, where Spanish colonial-style buildings and Gilded-age spires gleam over the bay, and leaving residents ripping out walls and replacing sodden furniture.
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But at a certain point I felt like I was inside of a Christopher Nolan movie because it was just like constantly bombarding me with light and sound and just inundating me with its message.
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Hundreds of boat owners called to offer their services on Sunday after the Harris County Department of Homeland Security asked for volunteers, briefly inundating a hotline set up for the purpose, spokesman Francisco Sanchez said.
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Midwest refiners ran their facilities near full tilt for much of January, averaging more than 96 percent capacity utilization compared with just under 91 percent last year, inundating the region with stocks of gasoline and distillates.
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SKOPJE, Macedonia — A freakishly violent rainstorm that Macedonia's top weather official called a "water bomb" ravaged Skopje during the weekend, collapsing streets, inundating vehicles and drowning trapped motorists and homeowners, most of them caught by surprise.
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It involved inundating enemy gun positions around Khe Sanh with tear gas, smoke, high explosives and napalm, allowing big Sea Knight helicopters to swoop in to the hilltop outposts and drop external nets packed with supplies.
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Wintry weather bedeviled Thanksgiving weekend travelers across the United States Saturday as a powerful and dangerous storm moved eastward, dumping heavy snow from parts of California to the northern Midwest and inundating other areas with rain.
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But that perception was shattered in early October when Hurricane Matthew barreled inland and sent water pouring around a levee built along the Tar River and into the town, inundating hundreds of homes, including Ms. Cobb's.
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The legal action comes amid heightened tension between banks and the ECB, which is inundating the financial sector with excess cash to try to stimulate growth while charging banks for depositing it with the central bank overnight.
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Ten thousand people have been displaced from their homes as incessant monsoon rains pounded many areas in mostly mountainous Nepal since Thursday, submerging large swathes of land, inundating homes, and destroying bridges and roads across the country.
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Today, salt water is inundating the coastal towns of the United States, to the point that they are starting to put giant rulers in the intersections so people can tell if it is safe to drive through.
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ATHENS — Flash floods in Greece have killed at least 15 people in the western outskirts of Athens, state television said on Wednesday, trapping dozens in their homes or cars and inundating hundreds of residences, businesses and boats.
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Several feet of snow were forecast for parts of the West as a vast, record-setting band of winter weather swept across the region, freezing many cities, inundating others with floods and spurring authorities to warn of avalanches.
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The 33 acre facility located near Fairbanks, Alaska maintains 180 radio antennas for inundating the ionosphere with high-frequency radio waves, and was transferred to the University of Alaska Fairbanks after the program was shut down in 2015.
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The idea sounds like a mashup of the old Toys R Us experience and what Apple offers in its modern stores, with a focus on inundating kids and parents with ads and marketing for their tightly curated stock.
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The group's on-the-ground powers have faded with the loss of its territorial holdings, but ISIS is reportedly inundating various social media platforms with propaganda in hopes of continuing to recruit globally and exert its influence covertly.
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Hurricane Florence is now inundating coastal North Carolina, and the National Weather Service is reporting that nearly 5 million people in both North and South Carolina could get at least 10 inches of rain in the coming days.
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If it's friends and family, rather than the news, who are inundating you with Covid-19 updates, it's okay to mute them on social media, or ask them not to message you with anything related to the crisis.
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Jacob Tobia: Figuring out how to navigate emotions is really tough, because one of the tools that our oppressors have gotten really good at is inundating us with so much bad news that we lose hope and give up.
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The authors found that if greenhouse gas emissions continued at the current rate, the atmosphere would warm by as much as 218 degrees Fahrenheit above preindustrial levels by 22016, inundating coastlines and intensifying droughts, food shortages, wildfires and poverty.
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Amid the sudden spike in numbers, Japan's health ministry has issued guidelines for people experiencing symptoms similar to the coronavirus in an effort to to prevent worried citizens from inundating hospitals by providing them with specific hotlines to call.
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Water began pouring into the plant, inundating the basement, where emergency power generators were soon flooded, knocking vital cooling systems offline and causing reactor fuel rods to begin to melt down and leak deadly radiation into the surrounding area.
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The latest: In Saudi Arabia, a new report from The New York Times finds that Saudi-backed troll farms were inundating journalists, like the late Jamal Khashoggi, with hateful messages and threats of violence in an effort to silence them.
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In an age in which streaming platforms release binge-able big-budget productions on a weekly basis, inundating us with chunks of entertainment to be watched at any time and any place, Game of Thrones has managed to do something different.
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The association tried to pull the wool over the eyes of taxpayers by retaining a professional PR consultant and launched a media campaign inundating my office and others with phone calls, social media messages, and letters and photos of alpacas.
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Whether it's wildfires scorching large swaths of the west, or hurricanes inundating areas unaccustomed to such deluges, these events carry with them a monetary cost that is rivaled only by the intangible grief of those who suffer in their wake.
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While politicians make the jump, more or less gracefully, into social media–based campaigning, there is still a strong preference among campaign managers for television advertising — with particular attention devoted to inundating swing states that might make or break an election.
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The authors found that if greenhouse gas emissions continue at the current rate, the atmosphere will warm up by as much as 0003 degrees Fahrenheit (1.5 degrees Celsius) above preindustrial levels by 2040, inundating coastlines and intensifying droughts and poverty.
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He emphasized, for example, the fine differences between Florence, which stalled in North Carolina, inundating the state with record-shattering rain, and Michael, which raced through Florida in a few hours but with deadly winds of 155 miles per hour.
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During that period of rapid increase, many people in Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale and other coastal communities started to notice unusual "sunny-day flooding," a foot or two of salt water inundating their streets at high tide for no apparent reason.
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When contending with the falsehood, bigotry, and abuse inundating the internet—which Lisa Nakamura bluntly describes as a "trash fire"—we employ a metaphor of pollution, reflecting both its ubiquity online and the threat it poses to the digital environment.
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In Los Angeles County Superior Court, Cohen testified that Lynch had been so outraged by the suit that she started calling him twenty, thirty times a day and inundating him with e-mails, some directly threatening, eventually ignoring a restraining order.
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In Conway County, where the Waccamaw was already well above flood stage, Santee Cooper, South Carolina's state-owned electric and water utility, said floodwaters stopped rising before inundating a pond that holds more than 200,000 tons of toxic coal ash.
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"The company had decided against disclosing more details to cockpit crews due to concerns about inundating average pilots with too much information — and significantly more technical data — than they needed or could digest," a Boeing official told the Wall Street Journal. Capt.
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In 2017, scientists estimated that a collapse of the entire West Antarctic Ice Sheet, which is two-and-a-half miles thick and about as large as Texas, would raise global sea levels by 10 feet—inundating coastal cities around the world.
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THIBODAUX, Louisiana, July 5 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - L ouise St. Pierre paints pictures of shacks and swamps on the insides of oyster shells - tiny scenes of Cajun culture she sees washing away amid the rising saltwater and periodic floods inundating southern Louisiana.
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Now, people who won't ever get closer to Chicago than singing "You're the Inspiration" are pissed, inundating the joint with one-star reviews, posting pictures of mice they "saw" during their imaginary visits and complaining about the food—which Replay doesn't even serve.
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ROME (Reuters) - Flood-tides in Venice hit their highest level in more than 19663 years this week, inundating parts of the lagoon city under almost two meters of water and raising fears of irreparable damage to historic treasures including Saint Mark's Basilica.
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Now, as prom season goes into full swing, we can see the impression that the original message made, as photos of croissant-clad teens have been begun inundating Twitter, along with tweets about the sadness of not being offered a croissant for prom.
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The ruling emboldened producers, and today fights are raging between residents and operators over large-scale projects planned for Boulder County and the city of Broomfield, while companies are inundating regulators with applications to drill in some of the region's most populous areas.
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By the end of this century, it is estimated that glacial and ice sheet melting will contribute to at least three feet (one meter) of sea level rise, ultimately inundating cities and coastal regions throughout the world, including parts of North America.
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The city was looking to avoid a repeat of wide-spread flooding from June 2008, when the river crested at 31 feet (9 m), inundating as many as 5,400 homes and 700 businesses across an area of 10 square miles (26 sq km).
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Thanks to these watchdog groups, and the pressure from parents who are doing their best to keep up with the barrage of online dangers inundating kids, Snapchat chose to do the right thing and cancel the feature in spite of the potential financial benefit.
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SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Parents who immigrated illegally to the United States and now fear deportation under the Trump administration are inundating immigration advocates with requests for help in securing care for their children in the event they are expelled from the country.
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The combination of astronomical high tides, astorm surge of 3 to 5 feet, storm surge, and waves of up to 30 feet just just offshore, is already inundating the coastline with water levels well above normal tide levels, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).
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For those of who pay attention the slew of doom bands inundating the internet with releases on a daily basis, you have probably seen the handiwork of Pol Abran, a Barcelona-based graphic designer who creates promotional posters for festival lineups and touring bands.
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In 2016 alone, SoundCloud decided to go haywire, inundating non-subscription users with advertisements mid-set; Verboten became an episode of Jerry Springer; Cityfox found itself one Mirage party from extinction; Time Warp stopped happening in the States, and Southern California debated banning raves altogether.
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Twelve feet of water poured into the center's basement after the storm hit last month, inundating wig and costume shops and damaging everything from the opera company's stock of knee-high boots to a set of timpani drums (which it still hopes to salvage).
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Mr. Trump, seemingly unconcerned by the clashes, has instead focused on deploying an old campaign tactic: inundating the public with conflicting messages, then hitting the trail to speak to supporters who are more focused on winning the state and sharing his grievances about the Democrats.
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In 1953 such a surge, driven by hurricane-force winds and coinciding with a spring high tide, broke through the dykes that protect much of the Netherlands from the sea in dozens of places, killing almost 2,000 people and inundating 9% of its farmland.
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The Corps next week was scheduled to take the rare step of opening a flood-control structure near Morganza, La., to divert the Mississippi River, inundating 25,000 acres of rural Louisiana in the hope of preventing even worse flooding in Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
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As the National Hurricane Center expects a Category 1 hurricane as soon as late Friday, some experts emphasize that Louisiana's defense system for storm surges is vastly improved since Hurricane Katrina in 2005, which struck Louisiana as a Category 5 storm, inundating most of New Orleans.
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"In that event, huge pumps were used to spray the advancing lava with seawater -- but this effort did not stop the flow, rather it redirected the flow and prevented it from inundating the harbor," he said, adding that portions of some towns were overrun with lava.
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Communities across our country are experiencing the devastation from climate change right now: from California's drought affecting agriculture and livelihoods of agricultural workers, to Houston's unpredictable and fierce storms inundating its concrete-laden downtown, and federal agencies budgeting billions to resettle the first American climate refugees.
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Growing up "the only black kids not just on the block but in school," as he described it, Mr. Samuelsson looked to American black culture early on, inundating himself in the works of James Baldwin, Malcolm X, Miles Davis, Q-Tip, Jean-Michel Basquiat and others.
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And he's doing it with an unconventional approach: He's skipping campaigning in the first four primary states, focusing instead on Super Tuesday (when many states vote) and beyond, and inundating television airwaves with ads, for which he's paying millions upon millions of dollars of his own money.
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Besides inundating the coast with wind-driven storm surges of seawater as high as 13 feet (four meters) along the Carolina coast, Florence could dump 11 to 30 inches (51-76 cm) of rain, with up to 40 inches in parts of North Carolina, the NHC said.
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Through sustained investment in research, NOAA has advanced forecasting expertise to predict and warn the public of the many hazards associated with tropical systems — from destructive high winds and inundating storm surge to flooding and tornadoes, including inland threats as a storm's impacts do not stop at the coastline.
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Within 222 hours, it would become the strongest hurricane to hit the United States in more than a decade, smashing into the Texas coast, inundating the nation's fourth-largest city and prompting some to question whether the public could have been warned earlier about the scale of the threat.
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But, due to a lavishly funded effort to oppose the ordinance, largely spearheaded by tobacco company R.J. Reynolds, the fate of the ban will be determined in a referendum on the June 5 ballot, where it is known as Proposition E. The campaign is now inundating voters with misguided advertising.
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In the sequel, Mr. Margulies invokes a former mayor ("I spent an hour last night in my bedroom talking to Fiorello La Guardia, and he's been dead for 40 years") and expresses skepticism that the citizenry's obnoxious behavior is to blame for the river of pink slime that is inundating the city.
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Some of the political advertising inundating Missourians, as well as an opinion piece in the Kansas City Star this month appearing under Mr. Hawley's byline, have suggested that there's something unseemly about Mr. Shepard's business, which relies on the use of government subsidies to develop low-income rental housing around the country.
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President Trump is expected to make a pitch for quick passage of storm funding legislation when he travels on Saturday to the Houston area and to Lake Charles, La., his second trip to the region in the week since the hurricane made landfall at Rockport, Texas, inundating the Gulf Coast with record-breaking floods and rainfall.
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But if humans are not all that impressive on the mountain-levelling plains-building side of things, they more than make up for it when it comes to inundating the plains with ever greater bursts of flooding and washing them away with sea-level rise—processes which will have consequences for that infrastructure boom in far less than a million years.
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Buffalo Bayou Park, a 160-acre green space located west of downtown Houston, is also still working to get back to its former glory: the Bayou flooded the lower part of the park, inundating it with four to five feet of sediment, according to Anne Olson, the president of the Buffalo Bayou Partnership, a nonprofit that helps to preserve the park.
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The uploader captioned the photo, which has since had over three million views, "There was an angle I didn't get to see when ordering my new work boots..." There was an angle I didn't get to see when ordering my new work boots... Redditors traced the boot to its Amazon page and started inundating the listing with questions, comments, reviews and posts about the swastika design — as well as some ill-advised puns about Hitler, the Holocaust and Nazis.
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