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The City of Ann Arbor is sharing real-time branch collection data with residents.

The National Weather Service confirms that an EF1-level tornado hit the Cecil County area Saturday evening around the Rising Sun area.

And they move forward. tenacity and the stoicism they show here. >> tate reeves meeting with the president and the first lady. the president pledging in a statement after the tornado that the federal government would "do everything we can do to help. we will be there as long as it takes. we will work together to deliver the support you need to recover". so as presidents have often done he is on the ground there with jill biden touring the damage and speaking to those who have gone through so muc...

Ann Arbor residents can begin placing their compost carts and yard waste at the curb on March 27.

More rain. it starts tomorrow morning. two to five inches in the flood watches, they go into nevada, arizona, too. but notice the brown on the map. that was a high wind watch or warning. you could see gusts upwards of 70 miles per hour. you get that first round in, you could see power lines coming down, tree damage, mudslides. sierra could see one to four feet of snow. san gabriel mountains could see snow. this storm moves to the plains, severe weather there, and rain for us by the weekend. >> a...

Staff. >> according to the fox forecast center, widespread 60 plus mile-per-hour wind gusts are likely around the great lakes region and the potential for some winds to reach as high as 80 miles-per-hour which would lead to tree damage and cause numerous power outages. >> ill hunker down for sure. >> what will you do? >> watch movies. >> a luxury the pigeons wont have. looking for warmth will be front and center in the days to come. chicago and midwesterners are a hardy bunch. but here in the wi...

In, you knew from the south, the people in the south were going to get a huge storm surge, with that counter-clockwise rotation, and the people in the north were going to probably sort of skir the bullet and thats what happened. and irma passed to our east, we got very lucky with tree damage, four years ago, and power lines down, thats about it, and having to restructure that way. so we really cant tell, you cant evacuate half the state so you say there are hurricane watches and hurricane warnin...

Center, so were expecting a damaging wind event. were looking at widespread power outages, tree damage, damage to homes, mobile homes, so a very unsafe environment for the next 24 to 36 hours as ian moves across florida. >> we talk about the actual threat to the east coast of florida. i know a lot of people look at the map and like at lake okeechobee, and there are often concerns about that, are you concerned about the rivers and streams perhaps flooding? the potential for that will be max miede...

Definitely possible. so, from orlando northwards, power outages, tree damage is your biggest threats and also, however how much rain we get. how about in? because it is going back over the water, we have hurricane watches that are up for south carolina through georgia and into north florida. we could be watching this make a second landfall as either a strong tropical storm of hurricane as we go through friday. charleston to savannah, to brunswick, georgia, theyre like, all right, we need this th...

Residents near Holt and Indiana avenues in Bay View kept awake by sounds of cracking branches, the smell of gas following storms