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Hermine unleashes severe coastal flooding
September 4, 2016; 5:58 AM ET
Incidents of major coastal flooding will increase at the mid-Atlantic beaches this holiday weekend.
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Hermine to batter mid-Atlantic with severe coastal flooding, beach erosion for days
September 4, 2016; 7:40 AM ET
Despite tracking offshore, Hermine will remain close enough to the mid-Atlantic into and beyond Labor Day to blast coastal areas with an inundating surf, strong winds and rain.
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Severe storms to rattle northern Plains through Labor Day
September 4, 2016; 7:34 AM ET
Rounds of severe thunderstorms will target the northern Plains through the balance of the extended holiday weekend, reaching South Dakota to the western shores of the Great Lakes.
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Atlantic tropical storm uptick to pause briefly following Hermine's US impact
September 4, 2016; 7:29 AM ET
Additional tropical storms and hurricanes will follow Hermine, just not right away.
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Powerful Typhoon Namtheun slams Japan with flooding rain, damaging winds
September 4, 2016; 7:21 AM ET
Namtheun has weakened to a Tropical Storm but will continue to impact Japan's northern Ryukyu Islands and Kyushu with destructive winds and flooding rain.
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Labor Day forecast: Hermine to batter mid-Atlantic; Stormy conditions to unfold in central US
September 4, 2016; 6:34 AM ET
Dry weather will span most of the nation on Labor Day, but plans threaten to be ruined across parts of the mid-Atlantic, Northeast and central U.S.
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Magnitude 5.6 earthquake rattles central US
September 4, 2016; 6:25 AM ET
A magnitude 5.6 earthquake rattled the central U.S., on Saturday morning, striking northwestern Oklahoma.
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REPORTS: Hermine gains strength as it hits mid-Atlantic with strong winds, damaging waves
September 4, 2016; 6:17 AM ET
Hermine is leaving a trail of damage in its wake. It will crawl along the mid-Atlantic coast into and beyond Labor Day, threatening severe coastal flooding.
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Weekly wrap-up: Hermine becomes first hurricane to strike Florida in 11 years; Over 300 reindeer killed by lightning in Norway
September 4, 2016; 6:12 AM ET
Potent tropical systems kept Hawaii and parts of the Gulf Coast and eastern United States on high alert this week.
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UK: Surge of mild air to boost temperatures up to 8 C above normal next week
September 4, 2016; 6:05 AM ET
Mild air will surge into the United Kingdom next week, making conditions feel much warmer than a typical start to the month.
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2016 South America spring forecast: Southern, central Brazil face wettest season in years; Drought to worsen in Chile
September 4, 2016; 6:01 AM ET
Rain will alleviate drought across southern and central Brazil this spring but will largely miss northern parts of the country in the grips of severe drought.
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