Moon’s ‘wobble’ could lead to higher flooding on coasts, NASA says

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People living in coastal areas may see record flooding caused by the moon in the next decade or so.

Astronomical cycles, coupled with rising sea levels from climate change, may cause a surge in coastal flooding beginning in the mid-2030s, according to a study from NASA released on July 7.

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