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As effects of climate change intensify, curran urges detailed top-to-bottom review of needed drainage improvements.

Later this week, a monster bomb cyclone will form just off the northwest United States and western Canada coasts

Global oil balances look tighter due to supply outages and stronger demand, pulled up in part by substitution for increasingly higher natural gas. However, fundamentals suggest a slowing and leveling off in inventories, ending the steep stock draw since mid-year and implying less support for oil prices for the next few months, although risks remain to the upside. The US has

Accuweather meteorologists are now keeping a close eye on U.S. coasts after the development of many tropical formations in the Atlantic over the last few weeks.

New Jersey will hold another virtual town hall Monday afternoon to share resources and information for residents impacted by Tropical Storm Ida.

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All 600 residents of Oakwood Plaza in Elizabeth were displaced, including 33 refugee families from several countries.

New Yorkers remember how Tropical Storm Ida affected their lives. From subway conductors to teens at home, the one common factor was, no one was prepared for how much water there would be.

Everyones doing what they can to try and get people vaccinated so we can have a safe country. lets start, though, with residents in the northeast who are still recovering from the devastation of storm ida. president biden toured neighborhoods in new york and new jersey yesterday, offering words of comfort and promises of support to those affected, emphasizing the reality of a worsening climate. nbc news correspondent gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: with the devastating after math of idas r...

Climate change and creaky infrastructure were blamed Friday for the scale of the impact from floods tearing through New York City when remnants of Hurricane Ida swept across the US northeast, killing at least 47 people. "We are in a whole different world," New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said after the flash floods. "This is a different challenge." Record rain turned streets