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This weeks EarthTalk article from Roddy Scheer and Doug Moss.

ELK, Wash. — More than 660 fire personnel are working to suppress the Oregon Road Fire near Elk, which has grown to an estimated 11,036 acres as of Tuesday.

Nearly two years since Hurricane Ida created historic flooding down the Brandywine Valley all the way into Wilmington, the Brandywine Conservancy, in conjunction with the Chester County Water Resources Authority

HAVERHILL — Mayor James Fiorentini says he has submitted claims for flood damages in three categories totaling $8.5 million to the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency with hope of obtaining assistance.

ELK, Wash. — In Elk, the Oregon Road fire has burned an additional 1,000 acres overnight with still 0% containment.

Flash floods struck across Kern on Sunday as Tropical Storm Hilary dumped as much as 4 inches of rain in some parts of the county, closing a stretch of Highway

NORTH ANDOVER — After the Aug. 8 downpour that flooded homes and businesses across the region, insurance agent Jim LaFond said he began fielding a lot calls about issuing flood

Carlisle Boroughs floodplain area exists almost exclusively around LeTort Spring Run, which extends along south and eastern parts of the borough.

California won’t be the only state affected by Hurricane Hilary.

The Codington County Director of Equalization Office has announced they will accept annual applications for Agricultural land that flood waters have inundated beginning September 1, 2023, until November 1, 2023.