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.heartland institute Climate Reality Show – Live every Friday at 1pm ET As Joe Biden hands the presidency to a “new generation” in Kamala Harris, her record and public statements suggest she is more aggressive on environmental and energy policies than her former boss. For example, Harris fully endorses every detail of the radical Green New Deal, she pledges to ban all fracking in the United States, she fully embraces the Net Zero 2030 agenda, and calls for the passage of restrictions (or even bans) on beef production. In Episode 120 of The Climate Realism Show we explore this troubling…

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NBCUniversal France's high-speed rail network was hit by widespread “criminal” vandalism, including arson attacks, on Friday that brought traffic to Paris to a standstill. It's time to host the Olympics formal start. While the competition in Paris is already a few days away, the 2024 Olympics will kick off on Friday with their opening ceremony. The major incident comes after France's high-speed rail network suffered widespread acts of “criminal” vandalism, including arson attacks that paralyzed travel to Paris from other parts of France and Europe. Please pay close attention to the latest updates on the opening ceremony: read more Source…

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Current radar:Houston – Storms continue to batter parts of the region, with several areas under flash flood warnings for flooded streets due to heavy rainfall overall this week. You can check out current radar trends below:Friday forecast:The rain train continues today into the weekend, but coverage and intensity will begin to decrease on Sunday as the stalled front begins to break apart.The ground is very wet across much of the region, so any additional rain today could exacerbate flooding concerns in areas that have already received several inches of rain.Track the tropics:There is no tropical activity in the Gulf, Caribbean…

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MISSOULA — Impact from Wednesday night's storm continues in Missoula.A massive citywide power outage was ongoing as of Friday morning, which continues to impact water supplies in parts of Missoula.Residents and businesses — especially in the South Mountain and Lewis and Clark areas — are asked to continue to conserve water.Missoula Water is still running on generators and only 50% of its tanks are online, according to the news release.Residents are asked not to use water for lawns and to “limit household use,” including use of washing machines, dishwashers and showers or tubs.County and city public works departments are continuing…

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Last updated: July 26, 2024 9:31 pm ISTCommuters waded through waterlogged roads after rain in New Delhi on July 26.According to the Meteorological Department, the maximum temperature on Friday was 33.3 degrees Celsius, 1.6 notches lower than normal for this period and a decrease from Thursday's 36.2 degrees Celsius.Temperatures in Delhi dropped several notches as rains lashed parts of Delhi on Friday, causing flooding in some areas and hampering traffic.Delhi's main weather station at Safdarjung recorded 34.8 mm of rainfall between 5.30 and 8.30 am.Heavy rainfall was recorded at Delhi University with a rainfall of 93 mm.An official from the…

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Above: The latest forecast update from the Severe Weather Center 9. Free WSOC-TV Weather App.forecast:Today will be our last day dealing with scattered heavy downpours over the weekend.On Sunday, a dry weather pattern will end the threat of greater rainfall.Temperatures will reach the high 80s this afternoon and it will still be quite humid.Some heavy downpours could continue into the evening before things start to calm down.Heavy downpours cannot be ruled out on Saturday, but the likelihood is slim.Lower humidity will make us feel better on Sunday as our morning humidity will even drop into the 60s.read more>> Channel 9…

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Friday will be fine with light winds and light fog in some low lying areas. Highs over the next few days will remain below average.What's the weather like on Friday?Temperatures will reach into the high 90s on Friday.Showers and storms are possible over the next few days, but most will see a dry weekend.You'll really notice the increase in temperature and humidity on Sunday. Highs will be around 90, but the heat index will be around 100. Our next heat wave will arrive next week. A dangerous environment where the temperature feels over 105 degrees for days on end.EMSA Thermal…

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‘Firenado’ hovers over Northern California park fire The Weather Command breaks down how large wildfires, like the Park Fire burning near Chico, Calif., can create tornado-like swirls.Chico, California— As a raging wildfire destroyed homes and burned more than 160,000 acres near Chico, California, cameras along the fire line captured another horrific sight: flames.There was no severe weather in sight, but the intense heat from the park fire created its own weather system — a swirling, swirling menace that was a surreal mix of wind, smoke and flames.Park arson fires spread over 165,000 acres and destroyed countless homes”The vortices these fires…

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Greater Akron remains in a “moderate” drought with little sign of relief this weekend.The latest map from the U.S. Drought Monitor shows Summit County, along with Medina, Wayne, Portage and Stark counties, in drought conditions.Summit County is considered to be in a moderate drought.Under moderate drought conditions, impacts could include impacts on landscaping companies, a reduction in mosquitoes and impacts on crops including corn.About 70% of Ohio is currently considered to be in some degree of drought, with the most severe drought in southeastern Ohio.When does it rain in Akron?The National Weather Service said northern Ohio is experiencing a drought…

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High winds caused more damage to the valley Thursday night. PHOENIX — Storms and high winds are moving into the Valley again Thursday night. The National Weather Service said storms forming over the Beltway were moving toward Phoenix, pushing strong outflow winds into the metro. Check out the live radar here To recap: New storms caused additional outages Thursday night, affecting 2,480 APS and SRP customers. Recovery time shows any time between 10:45pm and 3:45am As of 9:30 p.m. Thursday, 580 people were still without power due to Wednesday night's storm, according to the SRP and APS outage map.…

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