Hurricanes lead to more aggressive spiders, study says

Hurricanes lead to more aggressive spiders, study says

By Ashley Strickland, CNN CNN — In regions of the United States and Mexico that are prone to hurricanes, aggressive spiders are evolving to survive and ride out the storm. When hurricanes rage along the Gulf of Mexico or charge up the East Coast, they can reshape an entire habitat in a short time. The winds destroy trees and spread debris for miles, putting new pressure on the creatures living in these environments. But how…

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Flash flood warning issued for Brazoria, Galveston, Harris counties

Flash flood warning issued for Brazoria, Galveston, Harris counties

HOUSTON – Scattered storms are producing heavy rain in the Houston area Friday. The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for Brazoria, Galveston and Harris counties until 2:15 p.m., where up to three inches of rain has already fallen. Check the latest weather alerts at Click2Houston.com/weather. The forecast Chances of rain are going up for this weekend in Houston. A slug of tropical moisture is arriving in Southeast Texas on Friday, pushing the…

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2 injured in drive-by shooting; homes damaged

2 injured in drive-by shooting; homes damaged

(FOX 46 CHARLOTTE) – The violence has got to stop. That’s the message from neighbors in one Charlotte community after a drive-by shooting that left two people injured.  Two people were shot at Northcross Townhomes on Griers Grove Road Saturday night.  Neighbors said the gunman was hanging out of the back window of a car firing shots. Several vehicles and homes were also struck.  One woman said a bullet came through her front door and…

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Torrential downpour in Turkey triggers deadly flooding

Torrential downpour in Turkey triggers deadly flooding

A torrential downpour inundated Istanbul, Turkey, and other northwestern cities of the country on Saturday, resulting in the death of at least one person. The torrential downpour produced 110 mm (4.33 inches). The rain started to fall around noon local time, tapering off around 6 p.m., according to AccuWeather Meteorologist Courtney Travis. The downpour came just a few days after a heat wave that brought temperatures about 4 degrees Celsius (6 to 7 degrees Fahrenheit)…

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Texans fans tailgate for first home preseason game

Texans fans tailgate for first home preseason game

95° × News Local News Texas News National News International News Isiah Factor Uncensored Entertainment The News Edge You Decide Featured Videos Excited fans tailgate for first Texans home pre-season game Fugitive back in custody after hiding in a solar powered bunker for three years 64 arrested in Fort Bend human trafficking sting Car care tips for students before heading back to school Most Recent Stories Excited fans tailgate for first Texans home pre-season game…

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Florence bicyclist killed in crash with van

Florence bicyclist killed in crash with van

Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter FLORENCE COUNTY, SC (WPDE) — South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating a deadly wreck in Florence County Thursday night. They said a bicyclist was killed on Highway 403, also known as Brockington Street, in the Timmonsville area of Florence County. – Advertisement – Troopers said a Dodge Ram van was traveling south on the highway. The bicyclist was also traveling south. According to troopers, the van hit the bicyclist. The…

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Ohio mayor receives threats after comments by Trum

Ohio mayor receives threats after comments by Trum

84° × News Local News Texas News National News International News Isiah Factor Uncensored Entertainment The News Edge You Decide Featured Videos Excited fans tailgate for first Texans home pre-season game Fugitive back in custody after hiding in a solar powered bunker for three years 64 arrested in Fort Bend human trafficking sting Car care tips for students before heading back to school Most Recent Stories Excited fans tailgate for first Texans home pre-season game…

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'Flash Drought' Raises Wildfire Danger In Many Texas Counties

'Flash Drought' Raises Wildfire Danger In Many Texas Counties

From Texas Standard: Despite a relatively wet May and June, it’s gotten so dry in Texas since then that more than 100 of the state’s 254 counties are under burn bans.  Brad Smith, a wildland fire analyst with the Texas A&M Forest Service says the number of counties under burn bans is growing daily. “It’s due to drying conditions. It’s due to those 100 degree temperatures we’ve seen over the past couple of weeks,” Smith…

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‘Flash Drought’ Raises Wildfire Danger In Many Texas Counties

‘Flash Drought’ Raises Wildfire Danger In Many Texas Counties

Despite a relatively wet May and June, it’s gotten so dry in Texas since then that more than 100 of the state’s 254 counties are under burn bans.  Brad Smith, a wildland fire analyst with the Texas A&M Forest Service says the number of counties under burn bans is growing daily. “It’s due to drying conditions. It’s due to those 100 degree temperatures we’ve seen over the past couple of weeks,” Smith says. “The vegetation…

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Study: 2018 tourism up in all NC counties despite Florence impact

Study: 2018 tourism up in all NC counties despite Florence impact

Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter People enjoyed a day at the beach on July 23, 2019, in Oak Island. (Photo: Monique Robinson/WWAY) WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Hurricane Florence can’t keep North Carolina down. Gov. Roy Cooper announced that our state saw record visitor spending in 2018 with increases in all 100 counties. – Advertisement – The data comes from an annual study commissioned by Visit North Carolina. Domestic visitors spent a record $25.3 billion…

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Tornado unlikely in Benson, but storms brought similar damage

Tornado unlikely in Benson, but storms brought similar damage

By Elizabeth Gardner, WRAl meteorologist, & Emmy Victor, WRAL reporter Benson, N.C. — Cleanup was underway in Benson on Friday morning after strong storms moved through Thursday night. A National Weather Service report at 6:45 p.m. Thursday said that at least 40 trees and multiple power lines fell, damaging several houses. WRAL meteorologist Elizabeth Gardner said the damage likely came from downburst winds rather than a tornado. When a storm is high in the atmosphere,…

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Fierce storm causes damage, road flooding in Johnston County

Fierce storm causes damage, road flooding in Johnston County

BENSON, N.C. (WTVD) — Fierce storms blew through Johnston County on Thursday night, with winds tearing the roof off an old Chevrolet dealership in Benson. Pieces of that roof were found several blocks away near I-95. Highway 242 between Benson and I-40 were overcome with water. Benson Mayor Jery M. Medlin told ABC11 said what he thought may have been a tornado came across kind of the middle of town, taking tops off of some…

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Hickory neighbors deal with storm damage

Hickory neighbors deal with storm damage

HICKORY, N.C. (FOX 46 CHARLOTTE) – A sunny afternoon changed in an instant in Hickory. For Chassidy Rowe, she saw the severe weather alert, and rushed home to be with her kids. She wasn’t home long when a tree landed on top of their house and car. “Something just told me something wasn’t right, so I got my son, my two-year-old son, who was asleep in his crib and as soon as I grabbed him,…

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Triangle under Level 1 risk for severe weather today

Triangle under Level 1 risk for severe weather today

By Elizabeth Gardner, WRAL meteorologist Raleigh, N.C. — The Triangle and much of central North Carolina are under a Level 1 risk for severe weather Thursday and some of the storms could be strong. WRAL meteorologist Kat Campbell said the storms could fire up in the afternoon and last into the evening hours. The storms could bring downpours, lightning, gusty winds and hail, she said. But the rest of central North Carolina could also see…

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