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Wild fires continue to rage across Los Angeles
Over 10,000 people have been evacuated in and around Los Angeles, as fire fighters in California continue to battle a number of wild fires.
Drought worsening in Georgia, USA
The ongoing drought affecting much of the state of Georgia is growing worse. Northern parts of the state are hardest hit.
The Atlantic hurricane season so far
The Atlantic hurricane season officially runs from June 1st to November 30th each year and with only a fortnight left to go, 2008 might be remembered for several reasons.
Snow storms roll across the US
An area of Low pressure lying over Quebec has brought strong winds and snow showers to a number of US states. Storms have been rolling across the Plains, bringing snow showers to the Great Lakes, before moving east towards Michigan. According to the Severe Weather Centre, the Upper Peninsula of Michigan was hardest hit by snow on Monday, with 11 inches (279mm) falling in Shingleton.
Tropical Depression Maysak heads for the Philippines
Tropical depression Maysak, which first developed in the South China Sea during the middle of last week, became the twenty-forth tropical storm of the season in the western Pacific.
Wintry blizzards sweep America’s Midwest
An early taste of winter has engulfed much of America’s Midwest, with heavy snow and strong winds sweeping through the Dakotas and Nebraska over the past two days.
Cayman Islands prepare for Hurricane Paloma
Paloma intensified into a hurricane on Thursday evening and is now en route for the Cayman Islands with winds on Friday morning recorded to be in excess of 80mph (130 km/h).
Unseasonable heavy snow hits New Zealand
A cold blast of weather hit New Zealand’s South Island Tuesday night, with Southlanders waking this morning to a scene more akin to the depths of winter
Norbert gathers strength
Hurricane Norbert strengthened into a powerful category 4 storm on Wednesday, as it continued to track towards Mexico’s Pacific coast. Currently sustaining winds of around 135mph (215kph), the hurricane is forecast to make landfall on Saturday, but is expected to weaken before it hits the coast.
Mexico watches both its coasts
Mexico is keeping a watchful eye on two storms which look likely to threaten both its coasts over the next few days.
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