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Violent thunderstorms will break out over a portion of the central United States as the weekend comes to a close.
Satellite imagery captured a view of sediment flowing into the Gulf of Mexico from the floodwaters in the Midwest.
Showers and thunderstorms that may disrupt travel, dampen outdoor plans and become locally heavy and gusty will sweep through the southern United States early this week.
Flooding in the Midwest has put entire towns underwater and forced thousands to abandon their homes while a cyclone in southern Africa became one of the worst natural disasters to hit the region in decades.
Tropical Storm Iba formed off the southeastern coast of Brazil on Sunday afternoon, becoming the first tropical system to be identified in the area since 2010.
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The cruise ship that became stranded after experiencing engine problems amid strong winds and heavy seas off the coast of Norway on Saturday finally reached the port of Molde on Sunday afternoon.
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