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The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for northern and central parts of the state through this evening as periods of heavy rain are expected. At least 2 to 3 inches of rain is expected with heavier rain possible in isolated areas...A...
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The National Weather Service is calling for scattered showers throughout metro Atlanta on Monday afternoon...The rain should be light, with only a quarter- to a half-inch expected, forecasters said. Highs Monday will be near 61 degrees, the Weather Service...
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The state emergency service says the damage in Swan Hill was mainly uprooted trees, but the small town of Woomelang was the hardest hit, with roofs ripped off some houses and trees being uprooted. Powerlines have been brought down in the town with a population...
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The storm has also brought rain in the lowlands and snow in the mountains. Another strong Pacific storm has brought high winds to the Washington coast and northwest interior of the state, with accompanying power outages. The storm has also brought rain...
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Jackson, Platte, Clay, Ray and Lafayette counties in Missouri and Johnson, Wyandotte, Leavenworth and Miami counties in Kansas are under the advisory. The National Weather Service expects steady snow to fall through the morning rush hour. Temperatures...
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Kansas Department of Transportation crews cleared the highways Sunday morning, said Sonja Pratt, a dispatcher with the sheriff’s department. However, both K-27 and K-96 were snow-packed and icy this afternoon. Winds are reported at 5 to 10 mph, and there...
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A huge storm blasts through Chicago causing evacuations of Wrigley Field and lightening and downpours throughout downtown Chicago.
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Strong storms cut through south-central Indiana, cutting power to hundreds of people and spawning at least one tornado. The National Weather Service says one man suffered a broken foot today when storms damaged houses and trees about four miles north...
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado warning for East central Wright County in central Minnesota and North Hennepin county until 6:30 p.m. Radar showed that a large, dangerous thunderstorm had moved into the eastern suburbs of the Twin Cities...
Nearly 90 tornadoes were reported in Kansas as of Monday, in a rough weather week that also included storms with large hail and record rainfall.“It’s been kind of overwhelming,” said Larry Ruthi, meteorologist in charge of the Dodge...