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the war in gaza lacked a long—term plan. the resignations from the demands from too far right ministers in the governing coalition tojoin the cabinet instead, including the security minister, ben gvir. meanwhile, benjamin netanyahu has criticised an israeli military plan that will pause fighting to allow more aid into gaza. yolanda nel is at the crossing into gaza and was given access to the area by the israeli military and the comments you are about to hear from military representat...

Evening, the alerts are the 12th and 13th of the winter season issued by the bay quality notes is bay area Quality Management. We have a reporter in oakland speaking with officials, one person said christmas wont be the same because of the band. Thats right christina. Reporter if you were one of the families who wants to sit around the fire for the Holiday Season, nothing says christmas like listening to the crackle of that fire, but if you live in the bay area this year, its not an option. Ther...

Last month’s massive snowstorm in the Sierra Nevada followed a dry start to winter. Such extremes in precipitation may become the norm.

The three hottest days ever recorded on Earth happened in July. Boise also had extreme July heat, hitting the 100-degree mark several times.

Already burned so far this year, an area roughly the size of indiana. live now to benjamin hatchett, assistant professor of atmospheric science at the desert research institute in reno. welcome to you. thank you for being on the programme. i want to begin with the wildfires that we were talking about in canada, 900 fires still burning. put that into perspective for us.- still burning. put that into perspective for us. that is a [an e perspective for us. that is a large number _ perspective for u...

As population exposure to extreme heat increases, government agencies are developing heat health warning systems to support the public in taking protective action. The reach and effectiveness of these interventions is still a concern.

We have tallied the rains and are tracking the snowmelt. Yes, there is water now. But the West is still in a long-term drought.

California’s snowline is projected to be 1600 feet higher by the second half of the century due to global warming, researchers at Scripps Institution of Oceanography and their collaborators have found. The study was focused on the Sierra Nevada and the Southern Cascades. A snowline refers to the elevation above which snow falls from a...

This winter produced record snowfall in California, but a new study suggests the state should expect gradually declining snowpacks, even if punctuated with occasional epic snowfalls, in the future.

Scripps Institution of Oceanography study says global warming is reducing snow accumulation in California and giving an elevation boost to the snow line, where precipitation turns from rain to snow.