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Bloomberg News posted a report based on the annual climate summary from NOAA describing the 15 billion dollar weather and climate disasters that hit the US in 2016, costing $46 billion and killing at least 138 people. Many of the disasters this year were due to flooding, including those from Hurricane Matthew, the unnamed Louisiana storm, local flooding in Houston, and the flood in West Virginia that closed Greenbrier golf course. You can read the article as published in AgWebhere.
Flooded field in eastern North Carolina. Source: The Packer
