Storms News
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By AFP
Albany -
Powerful weekend storms roared through the southeastern United States, killing 18 people as violent weather left a trail of destruction, authorities said.
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Hurricane Sandy, which devastated New York and other coastal cities, could be the start of a new weather norm, with an increase in cyclonical wind events, according to a new study.
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By AFP
Miami -
More storms are expected during the coming Atlantic hurricane season which should be "near-normal," after three years of unusually low storm activity, US government scientists said Friday.
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Monterey -
Rainfall in Northern California is expected to continue most of the day Saturday leading to a major rainstorm late in the day into early Sunday.
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Dallas -
It was a bad end of the year in Texas for tornadoes. One family near Dallas had a secondary problem — they kept getting billed by the power company even though their house has been destroyed.
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By AFP
Paris -
Sea storm surges amplified by heavy rain are a greater flood threat to US coastal cities than previously understood, and are occurring more frequently according to a study published Monday.
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Google has developed an Ebola-proof tablet for use by health workers in Sierra Leone. It can resist the storms and high humidity of West Africa and can be dipped into antibacterial chlorine after use.
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By AFP
Rome -
The death toll from the latest wave of storms to batter northern Italy rose to five Thursday after floods and landslides wreaked havoc across the region.
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Speedwell -
Emergency officials in Tennessee are going door to door in Claiborne County, searching for possible victims after strong storms ripped through the area.
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By AFP
Paris -
Huge offshore wind farms can protect vulnerable coastal cities against devastating cyclones like Katrina and Sandy by tempering winds and ocean surges before they reach land, a study said Wednesday.Had such installations existed at the time, Hurricane ...
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New research by scientists in Chicago has determined that the bitterly cold and snowy weather in the US and Canada, and the intense storms and rain across the UK and Western Europe, is being driven by a meandering jet stream, that may be here for good.
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Large swathes of the UK are preparing for "Wild Wednesday" with 100 mph winds and a month's worth of heavy rain, including in the South, where thousands of homes are already waist deep in flood water.
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The West Country and south western counties of England and many parts of Wales are now into the third month of successive Atlantic storms. There are major floods and a serious risk to life.
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Early figures have suggested several parts of England and Wales have experienced its wettest January since records began over 100 years ago.
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As severe summer storms swept through France this weekend, over 100,000 people are left without electricity. Heavy winds blew down a pavilion in one town and 30 people were injured.
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Calgary -
On Sunday, approximately 65,000 Calgarians were allowed to go home after being evacuated due to the worst flood in Calgary’s history. But the evacuation still stands for 10,000 people. The clean up continues downtown and in affected Alberta communities.
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The Weather Network's Chris Scott is one of Canada's leading weather experts and he's calling for summer conditions that will more often be above average when it comes to that which we all crave - heat. The weather will be topsy-turvy in June, however.
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Cape Town -
Bitter cold conditions, heavy rains and hail have wreaked havoc in Cape Town, South Africa, with a new cold front set to arrive on Monday. The mountains close by have seen heavy snowfall.
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Buenos Aires -
A combination of torrential rains and violent winds have inundated Buenos Aires, capital of Argentina. At least five people have died. Later reports say up to 40 people dead.
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A severe storm system that stretched from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes sparked two lighting flashes large enough to be seen from outer space.
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Severe weather ripped through much of the south eastern United States on Wednesday, killing two people and leaving a path of destruction that stretches hundreds of miles.
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Mobile -
Violent storms raged through much of the southern portion of the United States Christmas day, leaving a path of destruction and at least 5 dead.
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New Orleans -
A prominent Louisiana Christian pastor, well known for his anti-gay stand, has been convicted of obscenity after being caught masturbating at a public park, near a children's playground last year.
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Pyongyang -
North Korea is facing a new wave of dangerous thunderstorms, which could inflict severe damage. State media sent out an alert after a previous week-long flood killed 88.
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Tampa -
Florida officials, along with emergency experts, held a hurricane practice drill Wednesday in the event of a major hurricane hitting the Tampa Bay area during the Republican National Convention this summer.
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Nearly 6,000 United States weather records–in large part due to the unusually warm temperatures–have been broken thus far in March.
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Storms have battered most parts of Britain once again. Scotland experienced gusts up to 100mph and overnight rain and high winds brought down power lines and trees in the south.
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On the first day back to work and school after the Christmas and New Year break, commuters woke up to find travel chaos on the south coast of the UK due to fallen trees and power cuts caused by severe gales.
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Rio De Janeiro -
Hundreds of people have been buried alive in their sleep as torrential rains trigger mudslides in the steep villages around the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro.
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Northfield -
The National Weather Service has confirmed the two tornadoes that touched down in the Northfield area of Minnesota less then two days ago. The lightning in this band of storms also caused multiple house fires.
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The Met Office said conditions had been caused by a deep depression
The control tower at Gatwick Airport was hit by lightning strikes as travel chaos hit parts of the south-east UK in June 2011 Flickr
William Putman, NASA/Goddard
NOAA hurricane hunter WP-3D Orion and Gulfstream IV aircraft in flight. So far, wind measurements taken from airplanes flying through intense hurricane winds are the only sure fire way to accurately assess the strength of a hurricane NASA
West Somerset and Mendip were the worst affected areas in the region, where 23mm of rain fell in six hours.
Localised flooding. A spokesman for the Met Office said that an inch of rain fell in the south of England in just 24 hours.
This house destroyed by the tornado was unoccupied at the time it was hit. No injuries were reported. Video file folder
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WEATHER: Rain clouds gather in the San Francisco Bay Area over the Golden Gate Bridge in a photo taken from Berkeley. Angelo DeSantis / Wikimedia Commons
This shows the extent of the damage to the bridge. YouTube screen grab
ON THE MOVE: A cable car keeps working in the rain on Powell Street in San Francisco in 2010. Mcsalo/Wikimedia Commons
This photo is a composite of three days' views (Aug. 23, 24 and 25, 1992) of Hurricane Andrew as it slowly moved across south Florida from east to wes NASA
Calif. Department of Water Resources
Many roads in California are closed due to flooding or damage from this latest round of storms. CalTran District 3
River in Bakewell was very high. A very deep depression passing just to the south of Britain will bring very strong winds for a time as it clears east into the North Sea. Gusts of 65 to 75 MPH are expected at their peak late afternoon before slowly easing into the evening.
Many roads in California are closed due to flooding or damage from this latest round of storms. CalTran District 3
Fields are under more than five feet of water in Corey's Mill, close to the A1(M) Motorway
View of Earth from the ISS, of lightning storms dotting Turkey. Via Tim Peake Via Tim Peake's Twitter feed
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