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Moisture from Tropical Storm Priscilla has caused flood warnings across southwestern US states, especially Arizona, with expected heavy rainfall and flash flooding risks. The storm's remnants are bringing significant rain, with some areas facing potential record totals, amid recent deadly floods in the region.
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A powerful nor'easter is impacting the US East Coast, causing heavy rain, strong winds, and coastal flooding from Florida to New England. Authorities have declared states of emergency, with expected major flooding, beach erosion, and travel disruptions through Monday.
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A series of storms are impacting Southern California, bringing heavy rain, snow, and flooding risks. Recent storms have caused evacuations, mudslides, and potential debris flows, especially in wildfire-affected areas. Authorities warn of travel delays and ongoing risks through the weekend.
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Cyclone Fina, a Category 3 storm with winds up to 205 km/h, has moved away from Darwin but caused power outages, property damage, and flooding. Authorities warn of ongoing risks as the storm tracks west, reviving memories of Cyclone Tracy. No injuries have been reported.
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Multiple US states and parts of Australia are experiencing extreme winter conditions. The US faces heavy snow, cold waves, and travel disruptions, driven by polar vortex breakdowns. Australia endures contrasting weather with early summer heatwaves and wildfire risks. These events reflect unseasonal, intense weather patterns.
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A persistent cold wave driven by the polar vortex is bringing below-freezing temperatures across the US Northeast and Midwest. Temperatures will remain well below average through the weekend, with some areas experiencing record lows. The cold is expected to ease by mid-December, with more seasonable weather returning.