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A severe storm system has wreaked havoc across the southern and midwestern United States, resulting in over 40 fatalities and extensive damage to homes and infrastructure. Tornadoes, wildfires, and dust storms have impacted multiple states, prompting emergency declarations and rescue efforts. The storm's effects are expected to continue as it moves eastward.
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A severe tornado outbreak has impacted the Southeast US, particularly in Mississippi, Alabama, and Missouri, resulting in at least 12 fatalities and extensive damage. The National Weather Service issued a rare 'high risk' alert, predicting numerous powerful tornadoes and severe weather conditions across the region.
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A series of severe storms swept across the U.S. over the weekend, resulting in over 40 fatalities and extensive damage across multiple states. Tornadoes, wildfires, and dust storms affected areas from Texas to the Midwest, prompting emergency declarations and ongoing cleanup efforts as communities begin to recover from the devastation.
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Phoenix recorded a high of 99°F, breaking a previous record, while 2024 was confirmed as the hottest year on record globally. The rise in temperatures is linked to increased energy demand and climate change, raising public health concerns, particularly in areas like Maricopa County, which reported a decrease in heat-related deaths for the first time since 2014.
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Researchers from the Met Office and University of Leeds have identified a link between winter storm clusters in the UK and stronger winds in the Arctic stratosphere. This discovery could enhance forecasting capabilities, allowing for early warnings of severe weather events, particularly as climate change intensifies storm patterns.
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President Trump attended the NCAA wrestling championships in Philadelphia, marking his second appearance at the event in three years. His attendance comes amid ongoing controversies surrounding his administration's policies and recent executive actions. The event highlights Trump's continued engagement with sports as part of his public persona.
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Severe weather has caused widespread power outages and road closures in Northern Michigan, with over 180,000 residents affected. Emergency services are working to restore power and provide shelter as more ice and snow are expected. Communities are struggling with the aftermath of an ice storm that has left many without electricity since Saturday.
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On April 2, 2025, the Storm Prediction Center issued a rare high-risk alert for severe weather, including long-track tornadoes, across parts of southern Illinois, northeastern Arkansas, and Memphis. This follows a history of significant tornado outbreaks in the region, raising concerns for potential widespread damage.
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Severe thunderstorms have devastated parts of the U.S., particularly in Kentucky, Arkansas, and Tennessee, leading to multiple fatalities and extensive flooding. Over 500 roads were closed in Kentucky, and the National Weather Service issued numerous tornado and flood warnings. The storms are expected to continue, posing significant risks to affected communities as recovery efforts begin.
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Severe thunderstorms have devastated parts of the central U.S., particularly Kentucky and Tennessee, leading to multiple fatalities and extensive flooding. Over 500 roads were closed in Kentucky, and the National Weather Service issued numerous tornado and flood warnings. Staffing shortages in weather offices have raised concerns about public safety during these events.
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Severe storms have caused catastrophic flooding across the central U.S., leading to at least 16 deaths and widespread damage. States from Texas to Ohio are under flash flood warnings, with critical infrastructure at risk. The National Weather Service warns of continued rising waters and potential tornadoes in several states.
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Severe flooding across the southern US has led to at least 18 deaths and widespread evacuations. States from Texas to Ohio are grappling with torrential rains, with Kentucky and Tennessee particularly affected. Emergency services are responding to rising waters and infrastructure damage as forecasts predict continued rainfall and potential tornadoes in the region.
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Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky, has resumed shipping spirits following severe flooding from the Kentucky River. While the distillery is assessing damage to bourbon barrels, it plans to reopen its visitor center soon, albeit on a limited basis. The cleanup and inspection process is ongoing.
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Severe thunderstorms are impacting regions across the U.S. and India, with high risks of tornadoes, hail, and flash flooding. In Delhi, intense rainfall led to flash floods and fatalities, while the Upper Midwest braces for severe storms with emergency preparations underway. The situation remains volatile as forecasts predict continued severe weather this week.
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The National Weather Service (NWS) has reinstated its contract with Lilt, an AI company, to provide translations of weather alerts for non-English speakers. This comes after a brief pause in service due to a contract lapse, raising concerns about the safety of millions of non-English speakers during extreme weather events.
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As of May 3, 2025, severe flooding continues to impact Oklahoma and Texas following record rainfall. Multiple fatalities have been reported, and the National Weather Service warns of ongoing risks. The Mississippi River is also nearing flood stage in New Orleans, exacerbating concerns in the region.
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The U.S. Department of Energy has failed to finalize $365 million in solar project contracts for Puerto Rico, raising alarms as the island prepares for an above-average hurricane season. Local leaders express frustration over the lack of communication and support from the federal government amid ongoing power outages and infrastructure challenges.
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Severe weather is impacting southern states, with heavy rainfall and flash flood warnings in effect. Areas in Texas and Louisiana are particularly affected, with rainfall rates expected to reach up to eight inches. Recovery efforts from previous storms are complicated by the new weather threats, raising concerns for communities still in recovery.
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A series of storms from April 3-6 caused catastrophic flooding and tornadoes in the central Mississippi Valley, resulting in at least 24 deaths. Climate change intensified rainfall by 9% and increased the likelihood of such events by 40%, according to a recent study.
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On May 17, 2025, Israel is experiencing extreme heat, with temperatures reaching up to 46.5°C (115°F) in Eilat. The Fire and Rescue Service is battling wildfires in Haruvit Forest, urging the public to stay away. Health authorities warn vulnerable populations to avoid heat exposure as conditions remain dangerous.
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A severe heat wave is affecting Texas and Florida, with temperatures exceeding 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Austin has already broken its May temperature record, and forecasts indicate this extreme weather could persist into next week. The heat is straining the electrical grid as demand for air conditioning surges.
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On May 13, 2025, heavy rainfall caused severe flooding in Allegany County, Maryland, leading to the evacuation of approximately 150 students and 50 adults from Westernport Elementary School. Emergency crews conducted multiple boat rescues, and search efforts for a missing boy in Virginia were ongoing as flood warnings remained in effect.
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Severe weather has impacted multiple regions, particularly the US, with tornadoes and thunderstorms causing significant destruction. Kentucky and Missouri have reported numerous fatalities and injuries, while southern China faces heavy rainfall leading to landslides. Emergency services are responding to the crises as forecasts predict continued severe weather across affected areas.
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Severe storms swept through Kentucky and Missouri on Friday night, resulting in at least 19 deaths in Kentucky and seven in Missouri. The storms caused extensive damage, leaving thousands without power and prompting emergency declarations. Meteorologists warn of ongoing hazardous weather conditions across the central U.S.
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Recent flights in South Asia faced severe turbulence due to violent weather conditions. A Fly Jinnah flight from Karachi to Lahore encountered a sandstorm, forcing an emergency go-around. Meanwhile, an IndiGo flight from Delhi to Srinagar experienced hail and turbulence, damaging the aircraft but landing safely. No injuries were reported as of May 28, 2025.
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Tropical Storm Alvin, located 670 miles south-southeast of Baja California, has maximum sustained winds of 40 mph and is moving northwest. The storm is expected to strengthen before weakening by Friday. The Atlantic hurricane season begins June 1, with forecasts predicting an above-average season.
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A recent study reveals that climate stressors, particularly during pregnancy, can adversely affect brain development in children. Conducted on children exposed to Superstorm Sandy, the findings highlight the need for awareness and strategies to protect pregnant individuals from climate-related risks. This research underscores the long-term implications of climate change on future generations.
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On May 27, 2025, Julius Jordan Priester disrupted American Airlines Flight 3359 shortly after takeoff from Hartford, Connecticut. He attempted to assault a flight attendant, prompting an emergency landing back at Bradley International Airport. Priester faces federal charges and a potential 20-year prison sentence if convicted.
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Wildfires in Canada have forced over 27,000 people to evacuate, sending smoke across the US and affecting air quality from the Midwest to the Northeast. Alerts have been issued for unhealthy air conditions, particularly in Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin, with health advisories for sensitive groups.
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Recent geomagnetic storms have led to aurora sightings across parts of the U.S. and other regions. While some areas experienced vibrant displays, others were disappointed as forecasts changed. Experts continue to monitor solar activity, which is expected to remain high through the year.
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A massive Saharan dust cloud, extending over 5,000 miles, is moving across the Atlantic and is expected to impact Florida and Gulf Coast states this week. The dust has already affected the Caribbean, causing health warnings for those with respiratory issues. Residents can expect hazy skies and increased allergy symptoms.
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The National Weather Service (NWS) is facing severe staffing shortages due to recent federal cuts, prompting bipartisan legislation to protect critical positions. As the Atlantic hurricane season begins, concerns grow over the agency's ability to provide accurate forecasts amid ongoing weather disasters. New hiring measures aim to stabilize operations.
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Air quality is worsening in several U.S. cities, including New York and Chicago, due to smoke from wildfires and rising temperatures. Residents are advised to limit outdoor activities as unhealthy air conditions persist. The situation is exacerbated by ground-level ozone and humidity, with warnings issued for multiple states.