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The holes cicadas emerge from allow sunlight, air, water, and nutrients into the soil at greater depths. Tom O'Dell, collections and natural areas specialist at U-M's Matthaei Botanical Gardens, recalls the last time 17-year cicadas visited the Ann Arbor area and offers answers to the commonly asked questions and offers the following advice. What was it like in the U-M botanical gardens the last time the Brood X cicadas emerged? I remember seeing cicadas in a grove of buckeye trees. There were thousands of individuals on the branches and trunks. And though they were concentrated in the buck...

How to tell if your frozen or damaged trees can be saved Published:  Updated:  Tags:  Photo from StormPins user ki4uum of frozen citrus tree in Green Cove Springs over Christmas weekend. (Submitted) The record freezing weather in the Houston area could take a toll on your trees. While you may have been able to cover up other shrubs or plants, it’s almost impossible to cover a tree from the cold. So, if you think your tree is frozen or damaged, what should you do? First, you probably won’t be able to tell right now if your tree is damaged. Usually, the damaged areas will start showing u...

And protections for immigrant students, have also been raised. the strike is the first for the city in seven years, and only the second in more than three decks. let's get a check of the weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. hey, bill. >> good morning. the northeast took it on the chin last night, and especially eastern massachusetts. over 300,000 people without power. a 70 mile-an-hour wind gust at logan airport. and it hit 90 miles an hour in provincetown, so some very strong winds. there is a lot of tree damage. that's why we have the power outages. and currently the stomp is lo...

Rained enough to issue flash flood warnings. we turned these into maroon. now we've got all of duvall county all the way back to fayetteville, heading out to the areas towards central portions of eastern north carolina. we have a lot of people under flash flood warnings. that means low-lying areas could have roads closed, situations like that. and people are starting to lose power too. so it's still a hurricane, it's over eastern north carolina. will the destruction be horrendous? probably not. but possible rainfall, additional rainfall, still another seven inches to go in the next 12 to 16 ho...