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and so how did this happen? it s basically climate change impacting people s livelihoods. there was a huge dump of snow late in the snow season. there were very high temperatures early in the summer season and there was rain, and that all combined to basically raise the yellowstone to levels never recorded before, and they had they reckon about three months of worth of water barreled down here in the course of just three days. now, where i m standing, jim, if you pan over, i think we ve all seen the pictures of that house floating away. that house used to be here, and it is no longer. i don t want to get any closer to there because the river is running underneath us now. they are going to lose more. all of this was actually predicted by a u.s. geological survey study last year in montana that said there would be more rain, there would be earlier heavier snow melt, basically this would happen and it just has, and this is also not over even for now. there s about 12 inches of the snow

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