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KRON KRON 4 News At 5am July 12, 2024 - Vimarsana News

KRON KRON 4 News At 5am July 12, 2024

Especially up in the north bay today that moisture plume is sitting a bit further out into the coast. What that means is areas further north bolton mendocino counties will see the opportunity of an isolated thunderstorm. Well we really take a step back from that in the bay area today so worrying less about any sort of heavy rain or thunderstorm but still having to worry about the heat that we are going to be seeing. 80s 90s and triple digits back in play with livermore concord antioch at one of 3 to 106 degrees. Napa and santa rosa also triple digits and upper 80s in hayward mideighties in oak...

How Many F5 Tornadoes Have Brought Havoc to Texas - Vimarsana News

How Many F5 Tornadoes Have Brought Havoc to Texas

We've seen a handful of deadly twisters destroy buildings, and lives, here in Texas.

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How Many F5 Tornadoes Have Brought Havoc to Texas - Vimarsana News

How Many F5 Tornadoes Have Brought Havoc to Texas

We've seen a handful of deadly twisters destroy buildings, and lives, here in Texas.

Spring bear hunting season underway - Vimarsana News

Spring bear hunting season underway

PENDLETON — Oregon’s spring controlled black bear hunting season opened Monday, April 1, but lingering snow at higher elevations will limit access in many areas, especially early in the season.

City plans wastewater treatment plant expansion - Vimarsana News

City plans wastewater treatment plant expansion

The Jacksonville City Council is making plans to expand and improve the Double Creek Waste Water Treatment Plant. The council recently authorized an application for $12 million in financial assistance