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Severe Bomb Cyclone Threatens West Coast with Intense Rain and Winds
A powerful bomb cyclone is approaching the West Coast, with heavy rain, strong winds, and snow forecasted from November 19 to 21. California and Oregon will experience the worst of the storm, including gusts up to 70 mph, rainfall up to 4 inches, and snow in high elevations. The system is driven by an atmospheric river, which, while helpful for wat...
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US Couple Stranded In Desert Airlifted After Running Out Of Water
The department said that "because of her severe condition, an aeromedical helicopter was dispatched to Rescue 9's landing zone to fly the patient to a hospital."
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Dangerous Storm Batters California, State Of Emergency Declared
Swaths of the US state of California were flooded on Monday and hundreds of thousands of people were without power after a dangerous storm brought heavy rains and prompted a state of emergency.
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"Rivers In The Sky": What You Need To Know About California's Current Weather
California is currently facing a series of powerful storms, driven by atmospheric rivers (ARs), raising concerns about flash flooding, landslides, and strong winds.
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Tornado Rips Roofs Off Homes, Throws Cars Around In US's California
A tornado tore through a southern California city Wednesday, ripping roofs off buildings and throwing cars around, as the state's ongoing winter weather drama turned even wilder.
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California Braces For Torrential Rain And Snow From New Atmospheric Rivers
A storm that might bring about heavy rains and severe floods in several areas of the state was posing a threat to millions of Californians on Thursday.
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Heavy Snow In Southern California, Flooding Likely In Lower Elevations
Heavy snow fell in southern California on Friday, as the first blizzard in a generation pounded the hills around Los Angeles, with heavy rains threatening flooding in other places.
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As Search For Actor Julian Sands Enters 11th Day, Family Thanks "Heroic Efforts"
The family of Julian Sands said that the "outpouring of love and support" they had received had "deeply moved" them
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Climate Change Made 2022 Drought In China, Europe '20 Times More Likely'
The World Weather Attribution service said the drought that gripped Europe, China and North America between June and August was likely to occur once every 20 years at current levels of warming.
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No Evidence Of Engine Failure In Kobe Bryant Helicopter Crash: Report
The two engines of the helicopter that crashed in hazy, cloudy weather on a California hillside last month, killing basketball great Kobe Bryant and eight others, showed no evidence of a "catastrophic internal failure," federal investigators said on Friday.
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California Turns Off Power Supply To Millions To Prevent Wildfires
Rolling blackouts set to affect millions of Californians began Wednesday as a utility company started switching off power to an unprecedented number of households in the face of hot, windy weather that raises the risk of wildfires.
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From Wildfires To Greenhouse Gases, 2018 Fourth Hottest Year On Record
Ferocious wildfires that consumed entire California neighborhoods. Devastating hurricanes that inundated communities from Florida to North Carolina. Brutal hailstorms in Colorado and Texas. Tornadoes across the Midwest and South. A record deluge in Hawaii.
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6 Dead As Firefighters Struggle To Rein In California Fires
The death toll in northern California's Carr blaze has risen to six as firefighters from across the country struggled to control flames that have scorched tens of thousands of acres.
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Strong Gusts Fuel Fierce Northern California Wildfire
Wind gusts of up to 25 miles (40 km) per hour may hamper firefighters battling a wildfire in Northern California on Wednesday, the National Weather Service said.
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North California Wildfire Left Unchecked, Now Threatens Hundreds Of Homes
A wildfire in Northern California remained unchecked on Tuesday as firefighters battled the blaze that threatened hundreds of homes and other structures, sending thick black smoke across the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Severe Bomb Cyclone Threatens West Coast with Intense Rain and Winds
A powerful bomb cyclone is approaching the West Coast, with heavy rain, strong winds, and snow forecasted from November 19 to 21. California and Oregon will experience the worst of the storm, including gusts up to 70 mph, rainfall up to 4 inches, and snow in high elevations. The system is driven by an atmospheric river, which, while helpful for wat...
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US Couple Stranded In Desert Airlifted After Running Out Of Water
The department said that "because of her severe condition, an aeromedical helicopter was dispatched to Rescue 9's landing zone to fly the patient to a hospital."
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Dangerous Storm Batters California, State Of Emergency Declared
Swaths of the US state of California were flooded on Monday and hundreds of thousands of people were without power after a dangerous storm brought heavy rains and prompted a state of emergency.
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"Rivers In The Sky": What You Need To Know About California's Current Weather
California is currently facing a series of powerful storms, driven by atmospheric rivers (ARs), raising concerns about flash flooding, landslides, and strong winds.
-
Tornado Rips Roofs Off Homes, Throws Cars Around In US's California
A tornado tore through a southern California city Wednesday, ripping roofs off buildings and throwing cars around, as the state's ongoing winter weather drama turned even wilder.
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California Braces For Torrential Rain And Snow From New Atmospheric Rivers
A storm that might bring about heavy rains and severe floods in several areas of the state was posing a threat to millions of Californians on Thursday.
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Heavy Snow In Southern California, Flooding Likely In Lower Elevations
Heavy snow fell in southern California on Friday, as the first blizzard in a generation pounded the hills around Los Angeles, with heavy rains threatening flooding in other places.
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As Search For Actor Julian Sands Enters 11th Day, Family Thanks "Heroic Efforts"
The family of Julian Sands said that the "outpouring of love and support" they had received had "deeply moved" them
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Climate Change Made 2022 Drought In China, Europe '20 Times More Likely'
The World Weather Attribution service said the drought that gripped Europe, China and North America between June and August was likely to occur once every 20 years at current levels of warming.
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No Evidence Of Engine Failure In Kobe Bryant Helicopter Crash: Report
The two engines of the helicopter that crashed in hazy, cloudy weather on a California hillside last month, killing basketball great Kobe Bryant and eight others, showed no evidence of a "catastrophic internal failure," federal investigators said on Friday.
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California Turns Off Power Supply To Millions To Prevent Wildfires
Rolling blackouts set to affect millions of Californians began Wednesday as a utility company started switching off power to an unprecedented number of households in the face of hot, windy weather that raises the risk of wildfires.
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From Wildfires To Greenhouse Gases, 2018 Fourth Hottest Year On Record
Ferocious wildfires that consumed entire California neighborhoods. Devastating hurricanes that inundated communities from Florida to North Carolina. Brutal hailstorms in Colorado and Texas. Tornadoes across the Midwest and South. A record deluge in Hawaii.
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6 Dead As Firefighters Struggle To Rein In California Fires
The death toll in northern California's Carr blaze has risen to six as firefighters from across the country struggled to control flames that have scorched tens of thousands of acres.
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Strong Gusts Fuel Fierce Northern California Wildfire
Wind gusts of up to 25 miles (40 km) per hour may hamper firefighters battling a wildfire in Northern California on Wednesday, the National Weather Service said.
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North California Wildfire Left Unchecked, Now Threatens Hundreds Of Homes
A wildfire in Northern California remained unchecked on Tuesday as firefighters battled the blaze that threatened hundreds of homes and other structures, sending thick black smoke across the San Francisco Bay Area.
