#weather

#weather

Sunday experienced significant weather disruptions in Miami-Dade and Broward counties due to Tropical Storm Chantal, featuring high winds, thunderstorms, and heavy rainfall. Wind gusts reached between 30 mph and 45 mph, while rain accumulation varied, with most areas receiving less than 1 inch, but some locations reported up to 2 inches. The severe weather was forecasted to diminish in the late afternoon as Chantal progressed into eastern North Carolina. Forecasters anticipate that Monday's weather will concentrate more inland, affecting the Everglades and Lake Okeechobee.

India shouldn't be worried at this stage: the drainage is excellent and the forecast is better for the rest of the day.

"Mir ist heiß" is the correct way to express the sensation of being hot in German, using the dative form instead of a direct translation.

The intense weather event is lashing down on NSW, causing flash flooding and destructive winds. Transport for NSW Coordinator-General Howard Collins warned commuters to stay home if they had that option.

Vote-a-drama: The Senate has now been voting on amendments to Trump's big, beautiful bill for more than 20 hours. Majority Leader John Thune is struggling to drum up the 51 votes he needs to bring the legislation to a final floor vote.

The July Fourth celebration in Berkeley in 1925 combined patriotic festivities with a "Defense Day" event, emphasizing military readiness amidst unexpected weather disruptions.

"The storm caused hundreds of cancellations, diversions and delays across our entire system as well as an evacuation and temporary power loss at the ATL air traffic control tower."

A fireball that may have been a meteor burned through the sky on Tuesday just after noon in north Georgia, with a meteorite fragment crashing through a house in metro Atlanta.

A 12-year-old boy died near Montauban in south-west France after being hit by a falling tree, while in Mayenne a 59-year-old man died when his quad bike hit a tree that had fallen onto the road.

The next two hours would be a race against time and Mother Nature as conditions on the lake rapidly deteriorated, faster than many locals and longtime mariners had ever seen.

Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for the Greater Toronto Area with temperatures peaking between 33 and 36 degrees Celsius, feeling even hotter due to humidity.