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politics2 years ago

"Sept. 18: Lee aftermath, shutdown, strikes, UN, Libya - 5 key updates"

Former Vice President Mike Pence escalates attacks against former President Donald Trump ahead of the second GOP primary debate. Post-tropical cyclone Lee weakens after causing power outages and one death in Florida. Congress faces a spending deadline, with a government shutdown becoming increasingly likely. The United Auto Workers' strike against General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis enters its fourth day. World leaders gather in New York City for the UN General Assembly, discussing various pressing topics. The UN revises the death toll from the floods in Libya, with around 4,000 people reported dead. Five Americans detained in Iran are expected to be released today.

via CNN|
#auto-workers-strike#government-shutdown#hurricane-lee
news2 years ago

"Quickly Catch Up: Today's Top Stories in 10 Minutes"

Today on CNN 10, the show covers Constitution Week in the United States, the historic strike impacting America's largest automakers, an update on Hurricane Lee, a hurricane-hunting flight, and an acrobatic critter caught on camera in Arizona. CNN 10 aims to provide compact news broadcasts that explain the significance of international stories and their impact on society.

via CNN|
#arizona-critter#automakers#constitution-week
natural-disasters2 years ago

"Lee's Impact: Flooding, Power Outages, and Dangerous Surf Across Northeastern US and Canada"

The remnants of Hurricane Lee, now a post-tropical cyclone, continue to bring strong winds and power outages to Maine and eastern Canada, with gusts of up to 50 mph. Maine Governor Janel Mills warns of downed trees and urges residents to stay off the roads. A man in Maine died after a tree limb fell on his vehicle. Coastal flooding is expected to subside, and the storm may dissipate completely by Tuesday. Swells generated by Lee are causing "life-threatening" surf and rip current conditions along the Atlantic Coast. Hundreds of flights were canceled in New England and Canada.

via USA TODAY|
#coastal-flooding#flight-cancellations#hurricane-lee
natural-disasters2 years ago

Devastating Hurricane Lee wreaks havoc in New England and Canada, leaving destruction in its wake

Hurricane Lee has claimed two victims in the US, including a 51-year-old man in Maine who was killed by a falling tree branch and a teenager who drowned off the coast of Florida. The storm caused widespread damage and power outages as it moved up the East Coast, with governors in Massachusetts and Maine declaring states of emergency. The storm is forecast to make another landfall in New Brunswick, Canada.

via New York Post |
#fatalities#florida#hurricane-lee
natural-disasters2 years ago

Lee Strikes Canada with Near-Hurricane Force After Atlantic Ocean Journey

Post-tropical cyclone Lee made landfall in Nova Scotia, Canada with near-hurricane strength, causing heavy rain, powerful winds, and dangerous storm surge. A 51-year-old man in Maine died when a tree limb fell on his vehicle during high winds. Nearly 200,000 customers lost power in Nova Scotia, and over 100,000 were without electricity in Maine. Lee also impacted Massachusetts with gusts up to 63 mph, leading to flight cancellations. President Biden approved federal emergency declarations for Massachusetts and Maine.

via CBS News|
#canada#hurricane-lee#maine
natural-disasters2 years ago

"Hurricane Lee Strikes Eastern Canada and New England with Strong Winds and Torrential Rain"

Hurricane Lee made landfall in Western Nova Scotia, bringing maximum sustained winds of 70mph. The storm has caused hurricane-force winds, heavy rains, and coastal flooding along the East Coast. Maine and Massachusetts have issued states of emergency, and hundreds of thousands are experiencing power outages. The storm is expected to weaken as it moves across the border, but rains may lead to localized flooding.

via The Independent|
#eastern-us#hurricane-lee#landfall
weather2 years ago

Post-Tropical Cyclone Lee Whips Eastern Canada and New England with Hurricane-Force Winds

Gusty winds and high surf from the post-tropical cyclone formerly known as Hurricane Lee continue to affect the Massachusetts coast as the storm makes landfall in Canada. Lee made landfall in far western Nova Scotia with maximum sustained winds of about 70 mph. Although it no longer has tropical characteristics, the storm still brings strong winds, potentially causing power outages and downed trees along the Massachusetts coast. Rainfall of 1-4 inches and storm surge of 1-3 feet are expected in eastern Massachusetts, while inland areas are not expected to be heavily impacted. Sunny and mild conditions are forecasted for Sunday before rain returns on Monday.

via WCVB Boston|
#canada#gusty-winds#high-surf
weather2 years ago

"Tracking Hurricane Lee's Impact on New England and Eastern Canada"

Hurricane Lee, which spent several hours as a Category 5 storm, has reached land in New England and is expected to continue impacting eastern New England and Atlantic Canada with heavy rain, strong winds, and coastal flooding. The worst conditions are expected on Saturday, with wind gusts of up to 55-65mph and potential power outages. Maine and Massachusetts have declared a state of emergency, and parts of southern New Brunswick and Nova Scotia in Canada are also facing hurricane conditions.

via USA TODAY|
#atlantic-canada#hurricane-lee#new-england
natural-disasters2 years ago

"Hurricane Lee Threatens New England and Eastern Canada, Forcing Evacuations and Disrupting Coastal Activities"

Hurricane Lee, a Category 1 storm, is heading towards New England and eastern Canada, forcing fishermen to retreat to harbors. The storm is expected to weaken slightly to a tropical storm before hitting Nova Scotia, with winds still reaching 40-65 mph and heavy rains likely to cause power outages and coastal flooding. Massachusetts and Maine have declared a state of emergency, and utility workers from Tennessee are preparing to assist with potential power outages. This is a rare occurrence, as hurricanes rarely reach this far north in the Atlantic.

via New York Post |
#coastal-flooding#fishermen#hurricane-lee
natural-disasters2 years ago

"Hurricane Lee Threatens New England and Eastern Canada: Live Updates and Preparation Tips"

Hurricane Lee is advancing towards New England and eastern Canada, causing concern and preparations among residents and fishermen. Lobster boats have been taken out of the water, traps are being moved to avoid damage, and precautions are being taken to secure property. Parts of coastal Maine are expected to experience high waves, erosion, and power outages. Massachusetts and Maine have declared a state of emergency, and the National Guard has been activated. The storm follows recent severe weather in the region, and residents are urged to stay home and take precautions.

via NBC News|
#eastern-canada#hurricane-lee#lobster-fishing
weather2 years ago

"Hurricane Lee Threatens New England: Strong Winds and Heavy Rains Expected"

Hurricane Lee, a Category 1 storm with 80 mph winds, is approaching southeastern New England, with strong winds expected to reach around 50 mph in Maine. The storm is moving north-northeast at 20 mph and is described as "very large and dangerous" by the National Hurricane Center. Tropical-storm-force winds are extending outward up to 345 miles from the center of the storm. A Tropical Storm Warning and Hurricane Watch have been issued for various areas in New England and Atlantic Canada. Dangerous surf, rip currents, and heavy rainfall are expected, with the storm likely to weaken and become a post-tropical storm as it moves north.

via WMTW Portland|
#hurricane-lee#hurricane-watch#new-england
weather2 years ago

"Coastal New England Braces for Hurricane Lee's Impact"

As Hurricane Lee approached coastal New England, residents in Maine and Massachusetts prepared for the storm, but appeared largely unfazed. Cruise ships sought refuge in Portland, Maine, and homeowners in Provincetown, Massachusetts, piled sandbags. The storm was expected to make landfall in New Brunswick, Canada, but its large size meant that severe effects would be felt in New England as well. Governor Janet Mills of Maine declared a state of emergency, and President Biden authorized a federal emergency declaration. Preparations included hauling boats out of the water and distributing sandbags. The region, already hit by extreme weather this summer, faces the risk of power outages and falling trees due to recent heavy rainfall.

via The New York Times|
#coastal-new-england#hurricane-lee#maine-and-massachusetts
natural-disasters2 years ago

"Hurricane Lee Threatens New England with Powerful Winds and Coastal Flooding"

Hurricane Lee is approaching New England, bringing powerful winds, coastal flooding, and rough surf. While the storm's center is expected to stay east of the U.S., its large wind field will impact the New England coast. Massachusetts has declared a state of emergency, and preparations are underway to protect coastal communities. Storm surge and tide will cause flooding along the coast, with waves reaching 10-15 feet. Wind gusts of 50-65 mph are expected along the coastline, potentially causing power outages and tree damage. The storm will move through the Canadian Maritimes on Sunday, improving conditions in New England. Bermuda has also experienced heavy rain, wind, and power outages from Hurricane Lee.

via Fox Weather |
#coastal-flooding#hurricane-lee#natural-disasters
natural-disasters2 years ago

"Hurricane Lee Threatens New England: Livestreams, Declarations, and Intense Winds"

Hurricane Lee, a Category 1 hurricane, is approaching New England, with heavy rain and high seas expected. Tropical storm conditions are forecasted for coastal New England, and the brunt of the storm is expected to impact Maine. Residents are advised to prepare with non-perishable food, water, and medicine, as well as flashlights and batteries. Livestreams of webcams along the Cape Cod coast are available to monitor the storm.

via USA TODAY|
#cape-cod#emergency-preparedness#hurricane-lee
weather2 years ago

"Hurricane Lee Threatens New England Coast as Joe Biden Declares Emergency"

Tropical storm warnings have been issued for the Massachusetts and New England coastline as Hurricane Lee approaches. Lee, currently a Category 1 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 80 mph, is expected to bring gusty winds and rain to the coast, particularly on Cape Cod and the Islands. Inland areas of Massachusetts, such as Boston and Worcester, are not expected to experience significant impacts. Coastal flooding and power outages are possible, and residents are advised to take precautions.

via WCVB Boston|
#hurricane-lee#massachusetts#new-england-coast