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Tropical downpours to raise flood concerns in Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas to end the week
Weather News - September 21, 2018, 3:16:10 AM EDT
Tropical moisture will converge over the southern Plains and open the atmospheric faucet to the point of drought relief and flood potential into this weekend.
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The 'sin techos': The harsh reality of living without safe housing in Puerto Rico 1 year after Maria
Weather News - September 20, 2018, 9:24:31 PM EDT
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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Severe storm, tornado and flood risk to precede cool push in midwestern US
Weather News - September 20, 2018, 11:24:58 PM EDT
Ahead of a sweep of October-like air, damaging thunderstorms, including the risk of tornadoes, will march across the midwestern United States into Thursday night.
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Most vibrant fall foliage in the US predicted to grace the Northeast this year
Weather News - September 19, 2018, 7:48:13 AM EDT
Forecasters are calling for an excellent fall foliage season in parts of the Northeast this year, thanks to ideal weather conditions over the summer.
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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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