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    New study shows that hurricanes are producing more rain

    Daniel PariseauEarth Day 2022NewsApril 24, 2022

    Human-induced climate change caused the rainfall during the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season to climb 10% from 1850, according to a study conducted by School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences professor Kevin A. Reed and his team of meteorologists.

    How the America East ruined their 2021 Baseball Championship — at the expense of Stony Brook

    Ethan TamOp-edsOpinionsJune 12, 2021June 12, 2021

    #OPINION The COVID-19 pandemic led to the untimely end of the Stony Brook baseball team’s 2020 season. Now, a widely criticized decision by the America East Conference has prematurely ended Stony Brook’s 2021 season.

    Severe weather forces Men’s Soccer to draw with Fordham

    Chris ParkinsonSportsOctober 3, 2018October 3, 2018

    Stony Brook Men’s Soccer looked to continue its three-game winning streak on Tuesday, Oct. 2 against No. 21-ranked Fordham, but was held to a scoreless draw after severe weather conditions forced the game to be called following regulation.

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    STORIFY: Storm causes deluge of problems for SBU, surrounding area

    Arielle MartinezFeaturedNewsTop StoryAugust 4, 2015August 4, 2015

    SBU canceled all classes before 11 a.m. and delayed opening its offices after an early morning thunderstorm caused a power outage and left downed trees and wires campus.

    Raindrop Formation Affected by a Variety of Factors

    Ted LaiNewsFebruary 3, 2003October 27, 2014

    With grants from NASA andthe U.S. Department of Energy, two physicists at Brookhaven National Laboratory have proposed a new theory on raindrop formation. This new theory explains how rain forms…

    SBU Weathers Storm and Marist 9-7

    Aisha L. Breland-Henry & Jon MillianSportsApril 6, 2002October 27, 2014

    Nobody is going to rain on their parade. The day started out beautiful with clear skies a 3-0 Stony Brook lead. But as the second period started dark clouds settled…

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