Weather
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Hurricane Weather Outbreak in Texas May Possibly Occur in Two Weeks
Even though the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season is off to a slower start than in recent years, several factors are converging for a sharp surge in tropical activity in mid-August, which might finally deliver Texas rain.
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McKinney Fire Forces the Evacuation of Thousands of Residents, Becoming California's Largest Wildfire in 2022
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At Least 28 Dead While Many More Are Missing After Historic Kentucky Flood
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A Series of Intense Storm to Hit the Midwest
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Heat Dome in the Pacific Northwest to Shift in the US East Coast in Early August
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Death Toll Runs 15 Including Children in Devastating Kentucky Flood
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