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Strongest tornado hits Mineral Wells, Texas, where disaster was declared. Elsewhere, extreme rain inundates China
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Image: 'The Angel Nemamiah', courtesy of Project OverSoul.
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A developing El Niño could alter U.S. weather, bringing flood threats to some areas, and rising heat and drought elsewhere.
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The governor’s administration had moved to allow housing development in certain unmapped wetlands and to cut in half the buffer zone around wetlands.
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Pollinator declines are being driven by land use, rising temperatures, extreme weather and pesticide use.
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A new paper says New Orleans must relocate inland. But that's a lot harder when your economy revolves around seafood.
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See UCS's NOAA tracker for what's at stake and how the agency is affected by cuts.
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Six new wildfires have erupted in the pas day in southern California, including two that are burning in Riverside County, even as the Sandy Fire, which ignited near Los Angeles on Monday, continues to spread in Simi Valley.
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Southern California wildfires continue spreading as other regions battle storms and heat - 41nbc.com
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Evacuation orders and warnings remained in effect Tuesday as multiple wildfires continued burning across Southern California.
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Two wildfires burning in Riverside County triggered evacuation warnings and orders for residents on Tuesday.
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During the height of Monday night’s severe weather, Page County experienced problems with its warning sirens. Officials say the malfunction is a reminder not to rely only on outdoor sirens for severe weather alerts.
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The developing Super El Niño is contributing to the surge of moisture about to inundate Texas with heavy rain and possible floods.
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Invited on MS NOW to promote the expanded direct-to-consumer TrumpRx platform, Donald Trump appointee Dr. Mehmet Oz was pressed to defend why there is a growing measles epidemic in the US.
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Indonesia's National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) said heavy rainfall over the past 24 hours had triggered flooding in parts of Central Sulawesi, ...
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While the rain is much needed for many, some storms could overwhelm storm drains in a matter of minutes, and also produce winds strong enough to knock down trees and power lines.
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Arizona’s 2026 monsoon season could bring more rain than the last few years.
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On Friday, Indian health authorities confirmed the registration of more than 500 suspected heatstroke cases between March 1 and May 19.
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"The disappearance of a glacier is not an isolated event; it is the visible manifestation of a changing climate system," IDEAM said.
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New research from the University of Maryland suggests that Antarctic meltwater is perpetuating further ice loss.
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Wednesday's flooding was just the start of a series of storms expected to drench the metro Atlanta area in the days leading up to Memorial Day.
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The Missouri Hydrology Information Center has created a map that tracks flooding potential in real time, as well as highlighting areas of Missouri that are actively flooded.
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The wind-fueled Sandy Fire in Simi Valley has burned 1,386 acres, making it the third largest wildfire in California so far this season.
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Three wildfires have burned more than 3,500 acres this week in Southern California and triggered evacuation orders and warnings for tens of thousands of residents in Ventura and Riverside counties. The fires blanketed widespread parts of the region with smoke, lead to an air quality alert through Wednesday evening for parts of of Southern California.
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Severe flooding in the Western Cape has wreaked havoc on the agricultural sector, leading to significant crop losses and infrastructure damage.
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Developers and politicians are looking to the state’s Democratic governor, legislation or the courts for relief from stringent new state regulations limiting construction along the coast.
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With no end in sight to the Strait of Hormuz crisis caused by President Donald Trump’s illegal war with Iran, the head of the International Energy Agency warned Monday that global energy supplies are running dangerously low.
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Severe thunderstorms are likely today from the southern Plains to the Great Lakes and Northeast.
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