Increasing quake activity causes roads to crack in Hawaii national park
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park officials have temporarily closed a road that runs through the park due to damage caused by seismic activity.
Month: August 2024
Watch: Tears flow in emotional reunion as South Carolina cat reunited with owner after 11 years missing
After missing for an astonishing 11 years, Sam the cat was finally reunited with his owner, leading to an incredibly emotional moment that touched the hearts of an entire nation.
Body found in Connecticut river brings death toll to 3 following state’s historic flooding
A third person has died in Connecticut as a result of the heavy rain that caused road washouts and bridge destruction, leaving drivers stranded in raging floodwaters earlier this week.
Rain on California’s Park Fire burn scar could lead to debris flows, flash flooding
Flash flooding and debris flows caused by moderate to heavy rainfall are possible over the Park Fire burn scar in Northern California through Saturday morning.
Bryan Norcross: Remembering Hurricane Andrew on last day before landfall while 2024 tropical Atlantic is quiet
On this day 32 years ago, South Florida was in all-out hurricane-preparation mode. It was surreal. Hurricanes had not been a part of life for decades.
Is Texas On The Brink Of Relief From Summer Heat With Rain On The Horizon?
The hottest weather of 2024 continues across Texas, but changes are on the horizon. Thunderstorms will likely return to eastern portions of Texas this afternoon, and our upper-level high pressure looks to be moving off next week. That means daily pop-up storms, along with ‘less hot’ temperatures, may become a thing again! Helpful Links Check […]
Today could be our last day in the triple digits for a while
Temperatures are trending down, while small rain chances show up throughout the 7-day forecast.
SPC – No watches are valid as of Fri Aug 23 05:02:01 UTC 2024
No watches are valid as of Fri Aug 23 05:02:01 UTC 2024.
âMercury bombâ threatens food chain as Arctic thaws, researchers warn
Researchers at the University of Southern California (USC) Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences have discovered that thawing permafrost is releasing vast amounts of toxic mercury into the environment, posing a significant threat to the food chain. With the Arctic warming faster, the element is being released into watersheds such as Alaskaâs Yukon River.
Watch: Florida storm spawns twin waterspouts in an intricate dance
Twin waterspouts swirled just feet from each other as a storm passed off the coast of Palm Beach, Florida, on Thursday afternoon.