A new study reveals a troubling consequence of climate change: Even as rainfall decreases, cities could face increasingly severe flooding. The study was led by Ph.D. student Raz Nussbaum and co-authored by Dr. Moshe Armon and supervised by professor Efrat Morin from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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Climate Change Leads to Increased Urban Flooding Despite Decreased Rainfall
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November 9, 2026
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A new study indicates that climate change is leading to less rainfall but more intense urban flooding, with implications for cities worldwide. The research was conducted by Raz Nussbaum and his team from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. This is particularly concerning for Iran, where urban areas are already vulnerable to flooding.
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