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The state is seeing a rise in cases of flesh-eating bacteria

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The state is seeing a rise in cases of flesh-eating bacteria

The bacteria can infect a person with an open wound, such as a cut, and cause the skin and soft tissue around the wound to quickly break down. Health risks to watch out for after a hurricane The biggest health risk after a hurricane is access to drinking water. NAPLES, Fla. (AP) — Florida has […]

The dry and sunny weather will continue

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The dry and sunny weather will continue

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) – Good morning! NEXT 24 HOURS: We will start the work week with plenty of sunshine, with highs in the upper 70s and lower 80s. Winds of 5 to 10 mph are forecast to be east-northeast. You'll probably need the jacket in the morning, but not in the afternoon. The dry weather […]

Road weather warnings were issued for several highways until Friday evening

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Road weather warnings were issued for several highways until Friday evening

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Thursday's wet morning commute triggers two days of potentially slippery and dangerous driving conditions in Utah, particularly for those in higher elevations or on valley banks. The Utah Department of Transportation initially expects over 8,000 to 8,500 feet of snowfall only on the highest mountain ranges. Rain will be the […]

A cold front will bring cooler fall temperatures this week

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A cold front will bring cooler fall temperatures this week

How to Find Pumpkin Patches, the Best Fall Foliage Having a festive fall just got easier with these tips to help you find pumpkin patches and apple orchards. problem solved After North Texas experienced near-record heat over the weekend, the state will welcome a cold front this week. For many regions, this will be the […]

Death toll rises to 16

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Death toll rises to 16

Streets are still flooded following the storm surge in Milton, Naples, Florida Storm surge caused flooded streets in parts of Naples, Florida, even after Hurricane Milton left the area. As authorities in Florida worked to restore power to more than two million homes and businesses in the wake of Hurricane Milton, flooding remained inundated in […]

Falling temperatures – will snow follow?

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Falling temperatures – will snow follow?

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) – Termination dust has blanketed the mountains around Anchorage and over the peaks of Southcentral Alaska. Temperatures are slowly dropping but are not out of normal yet, and with the fall season here, the city of Anchorage is waiting for the first snowfall of the season. The average first measurable snowfall is […]

“Cold front” moving south in Texas today; Helene on the way to Florida

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“Cold front” moving south in Texas today; Helene on the way to Florida

A cold front, mostly in name only, moved through the northern third of Texas early this morning. Isolated storms caused disruption in the D/FW Metroplex with brief intensification into hailstorms, but these storms have largely taken their medicine and calmed down. This morning we will see the possibility of isolated to isolated storms continuing across […]

Warm start to October, tropics very active

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Warm start to October, tropics very active

The new work week will see mostly calm conditions with above-average temperatures in early October, but there could be disturbances in the Gulf of Mexico later in the week. Check in with Storm Station daily for the latest information. Today and tonight: Temperatures will fall to the mid and upper 60s before sunrise Monday, but […]

How much rain, wind and damage did Indiana suffer from Hurricane Helene?

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How much rain, wind and damage did Indiana suffer from Hurricane Helene?

Watch: Coast Guard rescues man and dog from rough waters of Hurricane Helene A man and a dog were rescued from their boat by the US Coast Guard as Hurricane Helene brought rough seas to Florida. From strong winds to power outages to rain, Hurricane Helene made landfall on the Georgia-Florida coast Thursday evening and […]

Duke Energy says the Walters Dam has not failed and the evacuation notice is still in effect

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Duke Energy says the Walters Dam has not failed and the evacuation notice is still in effect

COCKE COUNTY, Tenn. (WVLT) – The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency maintains that the Walters Dam, also known as Waterville Dam, has not failed. TEMA cites the dam's owner, Duke Energy. It comes just about an hour after Cocke County Mayor Rob Mathis said the dam had suffered a “catastrophic failure.” “THE WATERVILLE DAM HAS SUFFERED […]