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KOFY ABC7 News At 900PM On KOFY February 26, 2014 - Vimarsana News

KOFY ABC7 News At 900PM On KOFY February 26, 2014

Broadcast center live doppler 7 hd. Spencer we really need this. We do indeed. We are going to get quite a nice generous dose of rain from the systems plural coming close close way. Heres live doppler 7hd clouds beginning to thicken. Mainly offshore but also overlapped areas and you see a few trails of moisture just offshore here. Some of them rather close. Just 58 miles away now this is of course not the main event. Let me give you water view her here. You can see the main event is still so far out to sea but steaming in our direction. First storm araves tomorrow in two statements sec part in...

10 Best Hikes for You and Your Dog – One Green Planet - Vimarsana News

10 Best Hikes for You and Your Dog – One Green Planet

Going on a hike with your dog is not just about exploring the great outdoors; it's a shared adventure that fosters a connection.

Georgia waterfalls dry out amid 'flash drought' | Here's why - Vimarsana News

Georgia waterfalls dry out amid 'flash drought' | Here's why

Hemlock Falls and Cherokee Falls look very different this fall. Here's how Georgia's drought is changing the landscape.

Georgia waterfalls dry out amid 'flash drought' | Here's why - Vimarsana News

Georgia waterfalls dry out amid 'flash drought' | Here's why

Hemlock Falls and Cherokee Falls look very different this fall. Here's how Georgia's drought is changing the landscape.

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Dead fish are increasing in ponds around Lakewood Ranch | East County - Vimarsana News

Dead fish are increasing in ponds around Lakewood Ranch | East County

Heat and frequent storms are contributing causes of stinky fish kills in the Lakewood Ranch area, a University of Florida researcher says.