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The Daily Astorian, Sept. 29, 1883, featured a dispatch from Fort Stevens that the English iron bark Cairnsmore ran aground about 2 miles south of the Point Adams Lighthouse, in

Third times the charm with what was Tropical Storm Ophelia. Its third swipe at New Jersey will be its last as we end the week. As it passes though, expect a soaking rain at times late Thursday to early Saturday, more winds and additional coastal flooding.

Columbus Fire Department Activity Log Sept. 26 Fire Calls

A warm high pressure ridge hangs tough near our region through next Thursday, with an amplifying southwest flow keeping and enhancing the unseasonable warmth, Paul says.

I recently listened to a 2022 podcast that was part of a series called “Brain in a Vat.” The series is distinctive because it is devoted to philosophical topics discussed

Most to all of the rain thats been with the region since Saturday will go away Wednesday. However, breezy winds and coastal flooding will remain. This continues to Thursday and beyond as the remnants of Tropical Storm Ophelia pass through for a third time Friday.

“The climate is always changing!” So goes a popular refrain from climate deniers who continue to claim that there’s nothing special about this particular moment. There is no climate crisis,

The public is advised to avoid contact with water in the Lake Linganore area through Saturday after more than 10,000 gallons of sewage overflowed from Frederick County’s Boyer’s Mill Road

Monroe County will experience seasonal high king tides through December and people should avoid walking through floodwaters and adjust their driving schedule accordingly. Do not drive through flooded areas.

Columbus Fire Department Activity Log