Gulf Coast facing increasing risk for two hurricanes in two weeks as climate changes

(KXAN) — A new study from Princeton University climatologists and engineers suggests that it's not just the increasing frequency of tropical cyclones that we should be concerned with, but how quickly some areas get hit by more than one.The study, published in the AGU journal Geophysical Research Letters, looked at "sequential landfall" where one area was hit with a tropical cyclone and then impacted again before rebuilding was complete. New Austin housing development built for sustainable