Storm Melissa reaches hurricane strength
A hurricane warning means winds of at least 74 mph (119 kph) are expected in the area within 36 hours.| Washington Examiner
A hurricane warning means winds of at least 74 mph (119 kph) are expected in the area within 36 hours.| Washington Examiner
The hardest-hit communities included Kipnuk and Kwigillingok. The post Storm decimates 2 Alaskan villages and drives more than 1,500 people from their homes appeared first on APTN News.| APTN News
I was supposed to be in Cork over the weekend. Not only was it high time I paid my mother a visit, but the Cork Folk Festival was happening too. So I booked some relatively cheap plane tickets for myself and Jessica back in August and noted down the days in my calendar. We didn’t end up getting our flight. This time it wasn’t because I messed up the flight times. We made it to Gatwick airport in plenty of time. That’s when we saw that our flight was delayed. See, Storm Amy was moving in...| Adactio: Journal
The Seattle Storm face a tall task in the first-round of the playoffs. One player could be the key to a favorable outcome for the Storm.| High Post Hoops
Depending on your location, strong wind gusts and sudden storms are a regular part of life; your roof takes the brunt of that damage.| America's Choice Inspections
A few minutes after my 5 am alarm went off, strong storms knocked out electricity in our neighborhood. So far our home seems to be without damage, just some branches and things knocked over that are easily dealt with. Hopefully the electricity comes back soon, though. I just did about $300 worth of grocery shopping […] The post Spring Storms appeared first on SubEarthan Cottage.| SubEarthan Cottage
This question has been going around my head for a while. I’ve been living in England for a year and I rarely saw a flash of lightning once. In Spain, you can see many thunderstorms, especially in summer. So, why are these so unusual in this part of the world? First of all, we need … Continue reading "Why are there no thunderstorms in the UK?" The post Why are there no thunderstorms in the UK? appeared first on One-pot Science.| One-pot Science
This question has been going around my head for a while. I’ve been living in England for a year and I rarely saw a flash of lightning once. In Spain, you can see many thunderstorms, especially in summer. So, why are these so unusual in this part of the world? First of all, we need … Continue reading "Why are there no thunderstorms in the UK?"| One-pot Science
The Oscar winner reveals why she didn’t have a cameo in Marvel’s billion dollar blockbuster.| The Root
Few things spark technological innovation like warfare and a sad truth is much of the… The post Operation Popeye: Make Mud, not War appeared first on Historic Mysteries.| Historic Mysteries
Remnants of the storm will interact with a low-pressure system over the Great Lakes. This could bring impactful rainfall before the storm moves east into Atlantic Canada.| Global News
Photographer Kathy Anderson writes about New Orleans culture and photography.| View Nola Blog
I have to admit, part of me was pleased when I saw I won a national award in the portrait division of the American Society of Media Photographers annual contest. But I was a little reluctant to celebrate the award, as it is a bit unsettling getting an award for a disaster photo. The […]| View Nola Blog
by Alexa Hailey He thundered into town on the heels of a storm. That night the rain fell heavy, pounding the pavement outside the bar. The wind screamed a warning, but inside the yellow light was w…| Spelk
SEPTEMBER WARMER, WETTER AND SUNNIER THAN AVERAGE. THIRD WARMEST SEPTEMBER ON RECORD| Astronotes
