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Residents have been warned against drinking tap water in North Carolina due to hog waste contamination
North Carolina has a thriving pork industry, with over 2,100 farms across the state. These farms produce hog waste,… More
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Authorities warn of looting, scams and fraud cases during post-Florence relief efforts
As many communities come together to recover during a disaster's aftermath, there are commonly a select few that choose… More
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What's next post-Florence?
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Most vibrant fall foliage in the US predicted to grace the Northeast this year
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AccuWeather in Puerto Rico: Hundreds of homes in Loiza still damaged 1 year after Hurricane Maria
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Summer and fall to play tug-of-war in northeastern US into late September
Weather News - September 20, 2018, 2:53:53 PM EDT
The northeastern United States will be in the middle of an atmospheric battle zone into the end of September as waves of cool air begin to push out of Canada and tropical air fights back.
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AccuWeather in Puerto Rico: Rural mountain town's story of survival one year later
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During Hurricane Maria, the mountain town of Utuado, Puerto Rico was left isolated after the only bridge connecting the town to civilization was destroyed. One year later, AccuWeather checks in to see how the community is doing.
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'There is still more of hurricane season to go': Expert warns another tropical threat may make US landfall
Weather News - September 20, 2018, 2:52:01 PM EDT
Even though the tropical Atlantic is void of organized storms at this time, conditions may again get busy over the next couple of weeks with a few areas of potential development.
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Virginia furniture store completely destroyed from deadly tornado
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This drone filmed on September 18 shows the devastating damage caused to St John Furniture in Hull Street Road, Chesterfield County. At least one person was killed after several tornadoes ripped through Virginia on Monday, September 17.
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1 year after Maria: Puerto Rico’s main pediatric hospital still hasn’t recovered
Weather News - September 20, 2018, 12:07:26 PM EDT
After Hurricane Maria passed through Puerto Rico last year, the neonatal intensive care unit of the the Dr. Antonio Ortiz University Pediatric Hospital suffered significant damage: a window was torn off by the forces of the cyclone, letting water and winds rage inside the room.
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Homeowners find innovative way to stop roof from blowing off during Storm Ali
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Locals in west Galway arranged for a JCB evacuator to come and place its bucket on top of the building, holding the buckling roof of Renvyle's Castle House B&B place.
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Long Island community rallies behind couple whose wedding was disrupted by Hurricane Florence
Weather News - September 19, 2018, 5:01:33 PM EDT
After two years of careful planning, the Topsail, NC dream wedding of Kerriann Otano and Dane Suarez was disrupted by Hurricane Florence. However, a community's response made sure the couple still had a day to remember.
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National Guard constructs dam on Waccamaw highway as rivers rise to historic levels
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Flooding continued in Conway, South Carolina, on September 18, days after Hurricane Florence brought record rainfalls to North and South Carolina. National Guard troops are the barrier on US 501, in preparation for record flood levels were expected to hit the Waccamaw River in South Carolina by Tuesday, September 25.
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When minutes matter: AccuWeather experts explain the importance of pinpointed tornado warnings
Weather News - September 20, 2018, 4:49:02 PM EDT
Advances in weather science and technology and cooperation between government weather services and the American Weather Industry, have resulted in increasingly accurate tornado warnings. This has led to greatly reduced risk for such tragedies when warnings provide enough time to move people to safety when severe weather threatens.
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Florence flooding: Tune into the AccuWeather Network for live coverage across the Carolinas
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As Florence brings catastrophic flooding to the Carolinas, AccuWeather is there. Tune into the AccuWeather Network on DirecTV channel 361 and Fios channel 619 for live coverage.
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Flooding far from over in Carolinas: Communities to be submerged through September’s end
Weather News - September 20, 2018, 2:45:53 PM EDT
Flooding from Florence is far from over and the worst may be yet to come for some unprotected communities along the major rivers in parts of the Carolinas.
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AccuWeather in Puerto Rico: Famed boxing trainer lost everything, including his wife of 50 years
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AccuWeather's Jonathan Petramala spent time in Puerto Rico as the island marks one year since Hurricane Maria made landfall. He met famed boxing trainer Johnny Gonzalez-Martinez. Along with hundreds of others in his town of Yabucoa, Gonzalez-Martinez lost everything when Maria hit, including his wife of 50 years. Here's his story.
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Landslide kills at least 21 in Naga City, Philippines following heavy rain
Weather News - September 20, 2018, 9:59:03 AM EDT
A landslide hit Sitio Sindulan, Barangay Tinaan in Naga City Thursday morning local time, police said.
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Sustainable ways to clean up after a storm
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After a major storm or natural disaster sweeps through an area, there are ways to make the cleanup process as environmentally friendly as possible.
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Steamy conditions to plague Carolinas into end of September as Florence victims begin cleanup
Weather News - September 20, 2018, 2:45:22 PM EDT
Sizzling sunshine, light winds and very warm and humid air will persist and make for uncomfortable conditions for those dealing with ongoing flooding and increasing numbers of people beginning to clean up after flooding from Florence.
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7 places on Earth where tropical cyclones form
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Tropical cyclones can develop in different parts of the world. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), there are seven tropical cyclone basins where storms occur on a regular basis.
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The 'sin techos': The harsh reality of living without safe housing in Puerto Rico 1 year after Maria
The administrative disparity between the way in which FEMA traditionally assesses cases in the United States and the economic and legal reality under which the territory of Puerto Rico operates, has left thousands of American citizens in the island sin techo (without a roof).
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'This feels like a nightmare that just won’t end': Anxious evacuees can't return home as dangerous flooding persists in Florence's aftermath
Nearly a week after Florence’s initial landfall in the Carolinas, the worst of the flooding is still unfolding as rivers that have hit major flood stage still have not crested.
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