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El nino. An el nino warms the ocean, and this one could be Strong Enough to bring onceinageneration storms to the west and change the Weather Coast to coast. Heres John Blackstone. Reporter this was the winter of 199798. San francisco had its wettest winter in 120 years. Los angeles got nearly a years worth of rain in just one month. Snowfall in the mountains was double the average. 17 people died. El nino was to blame back then, and an Even Stronger el nino is developing right now. Climatologis...

An el nino warms the ocean, and this one could be Strong Enough to bring onceinageneration storms to the west and change the Weather Coast to coast. Heres John Blackstone. Reporter this was the winter of 199798. San francisco had its wettest winter in 120 years. Los angeles got nearly a years worth of rain in just one month. Snowfall in the mountains was double the average. 17 people died. El nino was to blame back then, and an Even Stronger el nino is developing right now. Climatologist bill pa...

The chinese are saying this evening that 50 are dead, but that is sure to rise. Do least 700 are injured, dozens are missing. The blast erupted at the seaport in a warehouse for hazardous materials, and seth doane made it there today. Reporter this stunning video, taken by a drone, gives el aerial view of the aftermath. The skeleton of burned buildings, shipping containers smoldering, acrid smoke belching moto the sky. , re than 1,000 firefighters were sent in, but they were cheped as authoritie...

The seven advocacy groups want the Interior Department to weigh their proposal alongside competing state plans for managing the river.

Fifty years from now, we might be walking the Grand Canyon's valley floor instead of running rapids down a healthy river.

Alongside photographers, Sinjin Eberle once found himself in a rather obscure part of Colorado that seemed to him in every way wild and scenic.

For 72 hours at the end of April, people on or around Glen Canyon Dam say they could feel it shaking, hear it roaring. "Intense" and "awesome" went some descriptions.

PAGE, Ariz. — An extra pulse of water has been sent through the Grand Canyon this week. The Bureau of Reclamation is running a “high-flow experiment” at Glen Canyon Dam in northern Arizona, which means a big release of water designed to move and redeposit sand and sediment will make its way downstream from the dam.

An extra pulse of water was sent through the Grand Canyon this week, part of a Bureau of Reclamation “high-flow experiment” designed to move and redeposit sand and sediment from

An extra pulse of water was sent through the Grand Canyon this week, part of a Bureau of Reclamation “high-flow experiment.”