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Climate change could make freak events like Fort Lauderdale's rain bomb more common | World & Nation - Vimarsana News

Climate change could make freak events like Fort Lauderdale's rain bomb more common | World & Nation

MIAMI — Fort Lauderdale’s flood was worse than any hurricane in local memory, unmatched by anything on the record books and happened faster and harder than anyone planned or prepared

Election officials urge Chicago residents to vote early due to threat of severe weather Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Election officials urge Chicago residents to vote early due to threat of severe weather Tuesday

CHICAGO — The threat of severe weather Tuesday has officials urging Chicago residents to vote early in the day for the runoff election to decide 14 ward representatives as well

Epic winter storm turns Southern California snow white; more rain and snow on the way - Vimarsana News

Epic winter storm turns Southern California snow white; more rain and snow on the way

LOS ANGELES — Residents in parts of Southern California who have not seen snow in decades woke up to an icy wonderland Sunday morning following an epic winter storm that

2022: Storms, Sheets of Rain and Tornadoes in the Netherlands -- Earth Changes -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

2022: Storms, Sheets of Rain and Tornadoes in the Netherlands -- Earth Changes -- Sott.net

There was a stormy start to 2022 as at least four storms battered the Netherlands throughout the end of January and February. During the year, the country also saw snowfall, floods, sinkholes, tornadoes and fireballs. Below are some highlights...

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A tiny Florida beach town is rebuilding after a hurricane. Is it becoming a preserve of the rich? - Vimarsana News

A tiny Florida beach town is rebuilding after a hurricane. Is it becoming a preserve of the rich?

Four years after Hurricane Michael obliterated this blue-collar beach town, recovery appears to be at the halfway point. The new homes are testaments to the lure of the coast, but they are also bigger and more expensive — so much so that many workers and retirees who settled here have found themselves priced out.