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Boulder County was blanketed Saturday by a blizzard that is anticipated to continue throughout Sunday and possibly leave the city with a total of up to 16 inches of snow. As of 9 p.m. Saturday evening, Boulder had received…
Marking the first strike of severe weather for the month of March, multiple tornadoes swept across Oklahoma and Arkansas on Wednesday night. There were seven tornado reports out of these areas, according to the Storm Prediction Center. One…
The Chilean government has declared a state of emergency in the Atacama desert region after flash floods hit what is normally one of the driest regions in the world. The declaration of emergency gives control of the region to the…
THE southeast of Queensland has been battered by torrential rain for a second day in a row, with the latest downpours causing the suspension of train services and the Brisbane Roar game to be abandoned. Translink had earlier suspended trains…
Massive wildfires in drought-stricken southern Chile have wiped out hundreds of plant species, and are now threatening animal life and a national park. “We are witnessing a massive environmental catastrophe” in southern Chile, Accion Ecologica chief Luis Mariano Rendon…
Tropical Cyclone Nathan is crossing the far north Queensland coast between Cape Melville and Cape Flattery, north of Cooktown. The cyclone hit the coast as a category four system but was later downgraded to a category three, and the…
Six people have died and five were injured after they were struck by lightning on the N8 outside Botshabelo in the Free State. Paramedics on Wednesday said the men, who were working on a construction site, took shelter from…
The strong hailstorm that lasted more than ten minutes last Saturday night in Ziracuateiro affected more than a thousand families, a thousand hectares of blackberry, and a thousand hectares of avocado in this municipality. The mayor, Carlos Sandoval Portugal,…
NORTHWEST Queensland’s record-breaking heatwave will come to the southeast tomorrow, when temperatures rise to 35C in Brisbane. Ipswich and the western suburbs will get to 39C, with the chance of records being broken. Temperatures would ease by about 1C…