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New Iberia family 'felt their house shake' during Monday's storms - Vimarsana News

New Iberia family 'felt their house shake' during Monday's storms

Family in New Iberia says they 'felt their house shake' after a tree fell during Monday's storms

Source: katc.com
El Pasoans Need To Drive Safely In High Winds - Vimarsana News

El Pasoans Need To Drive Safely In High Winds

The windy season seems to be coming to El Paso a little early and it also seems to be coming in stronger than usual. Be careful driving around in it.

Source: klaq.com
El Pasoans Need To Drive Safely In High Winds - Vimarsana News

El Pasoans Need To Drive Safely In High Winds

The windy season seems to be coming to El Paso a little early and it also seems to be coming in stronger than usual. Be careful driving around in it.

Source: krod.com
Falling trees causing concern for California mountain residents - Vimarsana News

Falling trees causing concern for California mountain residents

Residents in the Santa Cruz mountains experienced around 2 to 3 inches of rain following Sunday’s atmospheric river. Falling trees have become a concern.

Source: ksbw.com