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Storm Warnings

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weather20 days ago

Severe Winter Storm and Flood Risks Hit Southern California During Christmas

A powerful winter storm has hit Southern California, bringing heavy rain, flooding, and mudslides, especially in burn scar areas. Authorities have issued flood watches, flash flood warnings, and evacuation orders, with significant impacts on travel and local infrastructure. The storm prompted a state of emergency declaration by California's governor, and preparations are underway to support affected communities. Rainfall totals have already caused hazardous conditions, and showers are expected to continue through Friday.

weather1 year ago

Oklahoma Faces Tornado Warnings and Severe Weather Impact

Severe storms with a tornado threat are moving across Oklahoma, prompting multiple tornado and severe thunderstorm warnings throughout the state. Areas near Oklahoma City and Tulsa have been particularly affected, with significant damage reported from an EF-3 tornado in a neighborhood near Southeast 89th Street and Sooner Road. Flooding has also been reported east of Norman due to heavy rainfall. Schools and businesses have closed, and relief efforts are underway for affected residents. The tornado risk remains high, with warnings and watches issued for various counties.

natural-disasters2 years ago

Double Trouble: Hurricanes Tammy and Norma Threaten Caribbean and Mexico

Twin hurricane warnings have been issued in the Caribbean and Mexico, with Hurricane Tammy threatening the Leeward and Windward Islands and Hurricane Norma expected to hit areas around Cabo San Lucas. The storms could bring life-threatening surf, storm surges, heavy rainfall, and the risk of flash flooding and mudslides. The unusual late-season hurricanes are attributed to the warm Atlantic Ocean linked to the El Niño weather pattern.

natural-disasters2 years ago

"Hurricane Tammy Disrupts Cruise Line Itineraries and Sparks Island-Wide Emergency Shelter Availability"

Hurricane Tammy has strengthened and is heading towards the Caribbean islands. Tropical storm conditions are expected to start in the Lesser Antilles islands, with hurricane conditions predicted in portions of the Leeward Islands. Tammy is expected to bring heavy rains, flash flooding, and potential mudslides to several areas. Storm surge could also bring sea waters inland in coastal areas. Various storm warnings and watches are in effect, and additional ones may be issued. The hurricane season, which has seen above-average activity, doesn't end until November 30.

weather2 years ago

Coastal Storm Threatens East Coast with Heavy Rain and Strong Winds

A developing low-pressure system off the Florida coastline is expected to bring heavy rainfall, strong winds, coastal flooding, and rough surf to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions this weekend. Tropical storm warnings have been issued for several areas along the East Coast, with the potential for life-threatening inundation from rising water. The storm, likely to be named Ophelia, will impact major cities and could bring a month's worth of rainfall to some areas. Additionally, there will be rough surf, rip currents, and a low risk of severe weather and isolated tornadoes. The storm is expected to make landfall in the Mid-Atlantic and then move up the Chesapeake Bay before weakening early next week.

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.

travel2 years ago

"Travel Troubles: Storm Warnings and Traffic Surge Cause Chaos for Fourth of July"

Air travel chaos is affecting US airports ahead of Independence Day, with over 100 million Americans under extreme weather warnings. More than 1,000 flights have been delayed or cancelled, and United Airlines has been the most affected carrier, with over 150 postponed flights. Severe storms threaten the eastern US, while the south and west continue to experience a heatwave. United Airlines CEO apologized for delays and cancellations, and the airline is compensating affected customers with frequent flier miles. The Federal Aviation Administration plans to hire more air traffic controllers, but poor weather conditions still pose challenges. No major flight disruptions have been reported due to the new 5G rollout around airports. Thunderstorms and heatwaves are expected to persist across various regions of the country.