Page 125 - Eophysics News Today

Another light show could be expected Monday night, most visible farther north and away from city lights.

Organizers say nearly 5,000 bags were placed in just a few hours.

Two years of drought and a long winter have left several Central Montana fishing holes dead in the water, so to speak.

More than $60 million in federal grants could soon be on the way to help Washington’s rivers, endangered salmon and native eelgrass.

Donors must be older than 17 and weigh more than 110 pounds. Photo identification is required.

MOULTRIE, Ga. — “Yet another Saturday with a severe weather threat is coming up,” the National Weather Service warned in an email this morning.

Avalanche centers around the West have closed shop for the season — but where skiing and mountaineering beckon in the alpine, avalanche danger still lurks.

Spring is here, and with it comes warmer temperatures and higher snow levels.

On Saturday, April 22, youth volunteers will be filling and delivering sandbags to people who are in need of them.

This declaration would provide Nevada with federal resources.