Why the Nepal flash flood was almost impossible to predict | About That
A collapsed glacier in Nepal caused catastrophic flooding that killed more than a thousand people, while thousands more are still missing.
Andrew Chang breaks down what accelerated the flood to such a violent degree and how factors like the scale of the Himalayan mountains and the region's climate make prediction and monitoring so challenging. (Photo credits: The Canadian Press, Reuters and Getty Images)
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