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About 6m across US at risk of extreme weather as over 700,000 without power

Outages concentrated in south-eastern US, with severe thunderstorms in Ohio valley and suspected tornado in Indiana

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First Thing: More rescue equipment arrives amid fears for oxygen levels in Titan | US news

Search for missing submersible enters fourth day, with more deep-sea vessels sent to site. Plus, the people turning to birth control after the fall of Roe

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Half of Americans have faced extreme weather in the last six weeks | US weather

Scientists tracking alerts sent by the National Weather Service say data underscores risks of heatwaves and storms this summer

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Atlantic Hurricane Season 2023: the Good, the Bad, the Ugly—and More - Union of Concerned Scientists

El Niño and rapid intensification are wild cards

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Planet Experienced One of Hottest Years on Record Again, Continuing Catastrophic Trend

2022 was the 5th or 6th warmest on record globally, according to data released today by U.S. government agencies NASA and NOAA, respectively. Below is a statement by Dr. Rachel Licker at the Union of Concerned Scientists.

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