Showers and thunderstorms dampening the Tennessee Valley and Florida Peninsula through early week will largely miss the drought areas of the Southeast. More
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A series of storms will produce rounds of drenching rain, torrential downpours and thunderstorms over roughly the same swath from the Ohio Valley to the central Appalachians and mid-Atlantic coast this week.
NOAA prompted the declaration of an “unusual mortality event” as more than 260 dead dolphins were found from Louisiana to Florida since February. Excessive freshwater in the gulf from the Mississippi River flooding could be to blame.
An active weather pattern will bring several more days of flooding rainfall and severe thunderstorms to central portions of the country.
Showers and thunderstorms dampening the Tennessee Valley and Florida Peninsula through early week will largely miss the drought areas of the Southeast.
Another round of tornadoes struck the central United States from North Dakota and Oklahoma to Indiana during the first part of the weekend.
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NOAA prompted the declaration of an “unusual mortality event” as more than 260 dead dolphins were found from Louisiana to Florida since February. Excessive freshwater in the gulf from the Mississippi River flooding could be to blame.
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"I've never seen anything like it in 53 years," one farmer said of the infestation, which was triggered by a host of specific weather conditions.
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