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California snow is at an astounding high, with the most snow recorded since 1995, California water managers said Thursday. » Read More
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Although half the state is still in some form of drought, none of the state is in the most critical level.
Floods in the world’s largest natural rubber producer Thailand are expected to boost the price of a commodity that is vital to tire production.
Many growers still welcomed the recent storms and suggested more rain would be helpful to restore the drought-depleted aquifers.
Across the South, 50 unconfirmed tornadoes were reported from Thursday to Sunday and wreaked havoc. NBC reports.
A storm system that killed at least 21 people over the weekend was expected on Tuesday to bring heavy snow and wind gusts to the East Coast.
The powerful storms left 11 dead and 23 injured, officials told NBC News.
More storms on the way to the West Coast will bring drought relief, but also floods, landslides and damage.
2016 was the hottest year on Earth — the third straight record-breaking year, USA Today reports.
More than a year after COP 21 deal was agreed upon, Suez Environnement CEO Jean-Louis Chaussade takes a look at how companies have progressed since then.
NASA made a visual portrayal of the atmospheric river called the pineapple express and the heavy rains it has brought to the Western U.S.
Freezing rain predicted for many parts of the central Plains and mid-Atlantic US this weekend, drivers warned to stay off the roads, USA Today reports.
California's powerful storms bring a major improvement in water supplies, leaving more than 40 percent of the state free of drought.
A relentless storm drenches parts of northern California, forcing thousands of people to flee.
Authorities urged thousands of people in Northern California to evacuate homes as rivers swollen by four days of heavy rain threatened to crest above flood level.
Recent California storms are expected to improve some of the most severe drought conditions in parts of the Golden State.
The US's second warmest year on record brought a catastrophic hurricane, record inland flooding events, and severe wildfires.
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