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California Atmospheric River Brings Flooding, Debris Flow Danger and Feet of Sierra Snow The Weather Channel 1/28/2021 weather.com meteorologists Replay Video UP NEXT An atmospheric river is pummeling California with drenching rains that could trigger more debris flows and flooding while feet of snow pile up in the Sierra Nevada. SPONSORED: Happening Now A low-pressure system near the West Coast has guided a long plume of Pacific moisture called an atmospheric river into the coast of California. You can see the ribbon of moisture in the dark green and yellow shadings in th...

Frankfurt – Natural catastrophes around the world resulted in US$210 billion in damage in 2020, with the United States especially hard hit by hurricanes and wildfires, a top insurer said on Thursday. The damage, tallied by the German reinsurer Munich Re, increased from US$166 billion in the previous year, and comes as a warming planet heightens risks. Losses that were insured rose to US$82 billion from US$57 billion in 2019, …

Natural disasters led to $210 billion in damage in 2020, says top insurer By Thursday Jan 07, 2021 The Bond Fire wildfire continues to burn next to electrical power lines near Modjeska Canyon, California, US, December 3, 2020. — Reuters/File Losses that were insured rose to $82 billion from $57 billion in 2019 Floods in China were the most costly individual loss at $17 billion Climate change will play a greater role in all of these hazards, says insurer FRANKFURT: A top insurer said Thursday that natural catastrophes across the globe caused $210 billion in damage in 2020, with the United ...

COVID-19 Riverside County medical personnel help each other with their PPE at a drive-though coronavirus testing facility for Coachella Valley residents on March 24 in Indian Wells, California. (Gina Ferazzi/Los Angeles Times) Beginning in April, hospitals must maintain at least a three-month stockpile of personal protective equipment for their workers or face a fine of up to $25,000 per violation. Employers must provide written notice within 24 hours to workers who might have been exposed to someone with COVID-19, and could face fines for violations. A second law has expanded workers’ comp...

In California: Safety concerns grow as some tribal casinos remain open Winston Gieseke, USA TODAY Plus: Tulare County breaks two COVID-19 records in one day, 'endless' wildfire season sets record I'm Winston Gieseke, philanthropy and special sections editor for The Desert Sun in Palm Springs ... We'll be taking a hiatus tomorrow and Friday but will be back on Monday, Dec. 28. In California brings you top Golden State stories and commentary from across the USA TODAY Network and beyond. Get it free, straight to your inbox. Safety concerns grow as some California tribal casi...