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Sep 14

Mother and infant are first Hurricane Florence fatalities

By Jonathan Drew, Associated Press

The Wilmington Police Department said Friday that the two were killed when a tree fell on their house.

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Sep 10

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News Wrap: States declare emergencies as Hurricane Florence powers up

In our news wrap Monday, evacuations geared up as Hurricane Florence turned into a menacing Category 4 storm. Florence is on track to make landfall by Friday. Also, the White House pressed again for a federal investigation into who wrote…

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Sep 06

Terrified motorists flee as trees burst into flames along California interstate

By Noah Berger, Paul Elias, Associated Press

Truckers abandoned big-rigs and motorists screamed in fear as they came dangerously close to an explosive wildfire that shut down about 45 miles of a major California interstate near the Oregon border that authorities were desperately trying to reopen.

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Aug 22

Hawaii residents brace themselves as hurricane strengthens

By Jennifer Sinco Kelleher, Associated Press

The National Weather Service said Wednesday that Hurricane Lane had weakened to a Category 4 hurricane, but those hurricanes with winds of more than 130 mph or above can still cause catastrophic damage.

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Aug 22

Little damage reported from strong quake in Venezuela

By Fabiola Sanchez, Scott Smith, Associated Press

The magnitude 7.3 quake Tuesday was the largest to strike Venezuela since 1900.

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Jul 30

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‘Extreme isn’t even the right word’ for conditions fueling California’s destructive fires

Fire crews in Northern California spent another long day laboring to contain the sprawling Carr fire, which has killed at least six people and reduced more than 720 homes and other buildings to ashes in the Redding area. A total…

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May 28

Storm Alberto maintains strength as it approaches Gulf Coast

By Jennifer Kay, Associated Press

The National Hurricane Center in Miami said at 2 p.m. EDT Monday that Alberto was centered about 30 miles (50 kilometers) south-southwest of Panama City, Florida. The storm was expected to make landfall later Monday.

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May 03

Rainstorm kills at least 91, injures over 160 in India

By Associated Press

LUCKNOW, India — A powerful dust storm and rain swept parts of north and western India overnight, causing house collapses, toppling trees and leaving at least 91 people dead and more than 160 injured, officials said Thursday.

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Apr 19

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Hurricane season is coming and Puerto Rico still has a big power problem

Seven months after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico and its power grid, the entire island lost power on Wednesday -- the biggest outage since September. As crews keep working to restore power to the full island, residents are raising questions…

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Mar 07

Watch 8:16
As climate change parches Somalia, frequent drought comes with conflict over fertile land

By Jane Ferguson, Alessandro Pavone

Desert sand is slowly taking over Somalia. Just six years after the last major drought emergency, the rains have failed again -- a devastating trend in a country where around 80 percent of people make their living on the land.

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