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11May

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The rainy weekend pushes Sydney closer to various rainfall records as La Niña approaches on the horizon.

Weekend downpour nudges Sydney closer to setting various rainfall records as La Niña appears on the horizon. As New South Wales experiences another deluge, updated predictions are heightening the likelihood of La Niña making a comeback in 2024—the weather phenomenon that contributed to Sydney's record-breaking rainfall just two years ago. While La Niña would significantly raise the chances of above-average precipitation across Australia in the latter part of the year, a separate weather system is already saturating the state this weekend, prompting flood warnings and leading to another overflow of Warragamba Dam. This current rainfall event is notably extensive, driven by moist easterly winds colliding with a passing low-pressure trough from the west—mirroring the same weather patte...

Solar Storm Strengthens, Painting Skies With Northern Lights

Solar Storm Intensifies, Casting a Spectacular Display of Northern Lights Across the Sky Authorities cautioned about the possibility of blackouts or disruptions to navigation and communication systems over the weekend, along with the likelihood of auroras appearing as far south as Southern California or Texas. A powerful eruption from the sun triggered the most intense geomagnetic storm in Earth’s atmosphere on Friday, expected to extend the visibility of the northern lights as far south as Florida and Southern California. This storm, the strongest since Halloween of 2003, has the potential to disrupt power grids, communications, and navigation systems. Its effects may persist throughout the weekend due to a continuous stream of solar emissions bombarding the planet's magnetic field. ...

Over 178 people were brought to safety in Texas as rivers swelled to levels reminiscent of Hurricane Harvey, with further rainfall on the horizon.

Over 178 people were brought to safety in Texas as rivers swelled to levels reminiscent of Hurricane Harvey, with further rainfall on the horizon. Over 178 individuals have been safely rescued from homes and vehicles in Harris County, Texas, according to an official statement on Saturday. The region is bracing for more rain following intense storms and heavy downpours that caused damage to homes and prompted evacuations. Fortunately, there have been no reports of fatalities or severe injuries. Additionally, over 100 pets have been rescued amidst the deluge, which has left livestock stranded and communities grappling with the aftermath. Expressing concern for the widespread impact on lives and infrastructure, Judge Hidalgo emphasized the need for caution befor...