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Photo credit: Tyler Rooker west today: The sun is shining brightly and the breeze is gentle. The maximum temperature will be 79 to 88 degrees. tonight: Most of it is clear. There's a gentle breeze. Lowest temperature 68 to 75 degrees. on Monday: There's a gentle breeze. Mostly sunny with some isolated showers. The maximum temperature will be 79 to 88 degrees. The chance of rain is 20%. south today: sunny. The high temperature will be about 90 degrees. tonight: Most of it is clear. Lowest temperatures range from 68 to 77 degrees. The article continues as followsThe article continues…

Unusually mild weather is expected to continue through the weekend, with below-normal temperatures and intermittent showers possible as early as Saturday, but more likely late Saturday night into early Sunday morning.What's the weather like this weekend?Friday afternoon will be another pleasant one, with daytime highs in the 80s across the North, plenty of sunshine and a northeasterly wind of 5 to 10 mph. This pattern will allow a storm system to approach the state this weekend and increase the chance of showers and storms. Some storm activity could affect the far west Saturday morning before weakening as it moves eastward…

Guest post by Willis Eschenbach In typical alarmist fashion, the Seattle Times published an article describing how dire “rising sea levels” are forcing the Quinault Nation to relocate their main town, Tahola. Seeing this, I decided to review what was said about Taholah. A Google search for “Taholah sea level rise” found more than 80 media outlets claiming that “sea level rise” is threatening Taholah. A search for “Tahoula climate change” will reveal more. A Bing search for “Taholah” and “Rising oceans” yields no fewer than 1,830 articles. They all sing the same hymn about seawater invading towns and raving…

Last updated: July 21, 2024 8:06 pm ISTMajhi said Biju Patnaik's contribution to the country and the country was unforgettable. (File photo: PTI)The chief minister said his government has not taken any formal decision to remove Biju Patnaik's name from the awardAmid criticism from the opposition BJD, Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Sunday announced that the state government's Biju Patnaik Sports Awards will not be renamed.The Sports and Youth Services Ministry on Friday released the guidelines for this year's award, which will be renamed 'Rajya Krida Samman'.The chief minister said his government has not taken any formal decision…

Full weather report Last updated on July 18, 2024 at 5:06 am Jordan Evans, 7News First Alert Meteorologist Temperatures will climb slightly Sunday into the upper 80s and lower 90s, with the heat index in the upper to mid-90s. No rain is expected around the Washington metro area. Clouds will increase overnight, with some rainfall by sunrise. The Monday morning commute is not expected to be affected. Temperatures will be mild, with a chance of showers and storms Monday afternoon. Any serious threat is minor, but gusty winds, frequent lightning and heavy rain are possible in stronger storms. Similar to…

Nothing is more exciting and scary than a tornado. It’s a seemingly alien manifestation of power, beauty, and chaos. When a tornado is spotted, most (sane) people will do whatever they can to escape. And then there are the Storm Chasers.We are the racers you see towards A storm in an armored vehicle or a beat-up taxi, our cameras pointing upwards and shouting at the sky. Some are researchers. Others are adrenaline junkies. Some work for the media and some are just pure yahoos with a cell phone connection and a full tank of gas.But everyone has the same goal…

Minneapolis — Isolated storms are possible in the Twin Cities on Sunday, and the next few days remain unsettled.There will be some rain on the metro in the morning, but storms are more likely in the afternoon. No severe weather is expected, but heavier downpours are possible. Once the sun sets, activity dwindles.Sunday was also a wet, summery start. Temperatures across the state will reach into the low 80s. More isolated storms are also possible Monday and Tuesday.Average high temperatures are expected next weekend and throughout the week with increased sunshine and temperatures. WCCO More from CBS News Riley O'Connor…

CLEVELAND — Scattered evening storms are expected to weaken by sunset. Otherwise it stays very warm and muggy. More storms will begin arriving after midnight and could impact the morning commute. Temperatures will only dip into the low 70s, but with so much humidity, it won't feel comfortable at all.More rounds of showers and storms continued over the next few days until a cold front finally slid through the area. We will continue to monitor for any strong or severe thunderstorms during this period. Once the cold front slides through, temperatures will drop into the 70s by mid to late…

Weather forecast for Sunday, July 21, 2024: Looking ahead after the rain Forecast: Looking to the future after the rain Updated: July 21, 2024 at 9:14 a.m. Central Daylight Time two. one. I'm meteorologist Joseph Neubauer, and looking ahead to Sunday, it's a great day. The rain obviously woke some of us up. The thunderstorm was very loud during the morning hours. What remains in the clouds will keep high temperatures below normal today. Temperatures are in the mid-80s only in some places, and can be even cooler as you head to the east end of the state. North wind…