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Apr 12

At least a dozen killed and an estimated 15,000 displaced by flooding in Kenya

By Associated Press

The U.N Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, citing the Kenya Red Cross Society, said nearly 20,000 people were affected, including an estimated 15,000 people displaced due to heavy rains and flash floods across the country.

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Apr 08

Russians stage a rare protest after a dam bursts and homes flood near the Kazakhstan border

By Associated Press

The protests were an unusual sight in Russia, where authorities have consistently cracked down on any form of dissent following President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine.

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Feb 19

California braces for another potentially destructive winter storm

By Associated Press

Forecasters warned Monday of possible flooding, hail, strong winds and even brief tornadoes as the system moves south over the next few days.

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Feb 06

California braces for landslides after LA deluged with rain

By John Antczak, Christopher Weber, Julie Watson, Associated Press

Near the Hollywood Hills, floodwaters carried mud, rocks and household objects downhill through Studio City, city officials said. Sixteen people were evacuated and several homes were red-tagged.

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Feb 04

Another atmospheric river blows into California, causing floods and power outages

By Christopher Weber, Associated Press

The second of back-to-back atmospheric rivers drenched Northern California on Sunday, flooding roads, knocking out power to tens of thousands and leading forecasters to warn of possible hurricane-force winds and mudslides as it slowly heads south over the coming days.

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Feb 02

Landslides, avalanches and heavy rain expected in Norway after the worst storm in over 30 years

By Associated Press

Authorities in Norway have issued several landslide and avalanche warnings for the southern part of the country as it continues to get hammered by bad weather.

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Feb 01

Atmospheric river drenches California, with another expected on Sunday

By John Antczak, Associated Press

Heavy rain and gusty winds that began hitting the San Francisco Bay Area on Wednesday moved south and arrived in Los Angeles in time to snarl the Thursday morning commute.

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Jan 10

Snow in the West and flooding in the Northeast. And more winter storms on the way

By Kathy McCormack, Scott McFetridge, Associated Press

Forecasters say more bad weather is in store after storms that battered nearly every corner of the United States.

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Dec 30

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News Wrap: Israeli tanks push deeper into Gaza as airstrikes on camps continue

In our news wrap Saturday, Gaza residents say airstrikes hit two urban refugee camps a day after U.S. Secretary of State Blinken approved a $147 million emergency weapons sale to Israel, Russia says at least 14 people were killed after…

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Nov 23

Extreme flooding has Somalia in a state of emergency, destroying homes and forcing thousands to flee

By Omar Faruk, Associated Press

MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) — First, some families fled drought and violence. Now they say they have nowhere to hide from intense flooding as rainfall exacerbated by the weather phenomenon El Nino pummels large parts of Somalia.

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