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Parts of Pennsylvania at high wildfire danger - Vimarsana News

Parts of Pennsylvania at high wildfire danger

(WHTM) — Multiple counties in Pennsylvania, including Mifflin County, are at a high risk for wildfires today, according to a forecast from the Pennsylvania Department of Natural Resources. Several other Midstate Counties including Dauphin, Perry, Juniata and Fulton are forecasted at a moderate risk. The department is asking residents in high-risk areas not to start […]

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Snow coating Shenandoah Valley roads Friday morning - Vimarsana News

Snow coating Shenandoah Valley roads Friday morning

It is coating roadways and creating slick driving conditions, including interstates and primary roads, said Virginia Department of Transportation.

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Shenandoah Valley road conditions improving — but watch out for another refreeze - Vimarsana News

Shenandoah Valley road conditions improving — but watch out for another refreeze

Temperatures are expected to fall well below freezing Friday night, causing wet or slushy roads to refreeze.

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Governor: Russian attack on village in Kharkiv Oblast injures 2 - Vimarsana News

Governor: Russian attack on village in Kharkiv Oblast injures 2

Russian forces struck Kharkiv Oblast’s village of Kozacha Lopan on Aug. 8, wounding two men, reported Governor Oleh Syniehubov. The injured were hospitalized in serious and moderate conditions.

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Drought returns to California county for first time in months as state braces for more heat - Vimarsana News

Drought returns to California county for first time in months as state braces for more heat

Nearly 903,000 people remain in drought areas, a roughly 167,000 increase from May.

Source: yahoo.com