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Cold winds to pelt northeastern US with 1st snowflakes of season, local power outages and damage
Weather News - October 16, 2018, 12:07:50 PM EDT
Blasts of cold air will not only bring the lowest temperatures of the season so far to the northeastern United States, but also the first snowflakes of the season to some areas and the risk of damaging wind gusts into this weekend.
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‘Together, we will prevail!’: President Trump visits Hurricane Michael-torn Florida, Georgia
Weather News - October 16, 2018, 10:46:16 AM EDT
Hurricane Michael slammed through the Florida panhandle and into Georgia last week. President Donald Trump surveyed the hurricane-torn areas of Florida and Georgia on Monday, Oct.15.
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Search efforts continue for missing Hurricane Michael victims in devastated Florida Panhandle
Weather News - October 16, 2018, 12:03:24 PM EDT
Nearly a week after Hurricane Michael left parts of the Florida Panhandle in ruins, emergency officials rushed to deliver aid and clear debris as the search continued for survivors.
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Florida's red tide outbreak could influence the outcome of hotly contested Senate race in 2018 midterms
Weather News - October 15, 2018, 1:53:24 PM EDT
Republicans and democrats are trying to win over voters by using an environmental issue during the Florida Senate race.
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‘Together, we will prevail!’: President Trump visits Hurricane Michael-torn Florida, Georgia
Hurricane Michael slammed through the Florida panhandle and into Georgia last week. President Donald Trump surveyed the hurricane-torn areas of Florida and Georgia on Monday, Oct.15.
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Florida's red tide outbreak could influence the outcome of hotly contested Senate race in 2018 midterms
Republicans and democrats are trying to win over voters by using an environmental issue during the Florida Senate race.
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