Flash flooding contributes to roughly 90 deaths and $10 billion in property damage a year in the United States. They occur suddenly — usually within
Millions across the globe experienced sweltering temperatures this summer that they’ve, perhaps, never seen in their lifetime. California is currently experiencing a late-season heatwave, a
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Nearly a dozen dead, and hundreds of thousands displaced in recent tropical storm. Typhoon Noru made landfall in the northern region of the Philippines and
Hurricane Ian knocked out electricity for 2.67 million in Florida, flooding homes and businesses across the state, after making landfall as one of the strongest
Hurricane Ian’s eyewall is approaching landfall as an almost Category 5 storm. For those on the west coast of Florida who have not evacuated —
Evacuations are underway in Florida as Hurricane Ian moves in. Hurricane Ian — now a Category 3 hurricane — is expected to grow to a
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