Earth Changes
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Fresh snow covers a line of snowcats at Alta in Little Cottonwood Canyon on Friday, Sept. 20, 2019.
Fresh snow covers a line of snowcats at Alta in Little Cottonwood Canyon on Friday, Sept. 20, 2019.
According to KSL meteorologist Grant Wayman, the storm that brought widespread rain to the Salt Lake Valley is expected to dump 1 to 3 inches of snow at high elevations.
The sun is expected to show itself Saturday, with highs in the upper 60s. Temperatures are then expected to climb into the mid-70s Sunday and well into the workweek.
The viper was filmed on September 19 in Aadharwadi area of Kalyan city in Maharashtra's Thane district.
A man was seen picking up the small reptile from the rocky terrain and placing it on a leaf.
Once on the leaf, the snake coiled up, and was later transferred to a glass box by Forest Department handlers with a hook.
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NASA-NOAA’s Suomi NPP satellite passed over Tropical Storm Lorena on Sept. 18, 2019 and revealed powerful storms around the low-level center. Strong storms were also lashing the coast of western Mexico, bringing heavy rainfall.
NASA-NOAA’s Suomi NPP satellite passed over Tropical Storm Lorena on Sept. 18, 2019 and revealed powerful storms around the low-level center. Strong storms were also lashing the coast of western Mexico, bringing heavy rainfall.
Jalisco State
Media reported that around 200 people were evacuated and over 50 houses and some roads were flooded in Jalisco State.
Civil Protection said they rescued two men who were trapped in their home after flooding from the Villa Purificación river in the town of Agua Caliente in La Huerta. Civil Protection also carried out flood rescues in Chamela.
Local media reported that 2 people were rescued from vehicles trapped in flood waters. The fire service received more than 150 calls with 17 requests for flooded homes or basement stores to be pumped out.
Athens-Macedonian News Agency (AMNA) reported that a hail damaged wide areas of crops in Trikala regional unit on 19 September.
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Six storms spun at the same time in the Atlantic and Pacific basins the third week of September 2019.
Six storms spun at the same time in the Atlantic and Pacific basins the third week of September 2019.
Sure, it's the middle of hurricane season. But this is ridiculous.
The six named storms whirling at once this week in the Atlantic and Pacific hit a record first set in 1992, forecasters reported.
"While Humberto and Kiko were spinning in the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific, four new tropical cyclones formed Tuesday: Imelda and Jerry in the Atlantic Basin, and Mario and Lorena in the Eastern Pacific Basin," the Weather Channel reported.
Elsewhere, Murray Bridge woke up to a bitter -3.1C, while Snowtown, Kingscote and Kadina were sitting at -2.3C, -2.2C and -1.7C respectively.
Strathalbyn, southeast of Adelaide, couldn't escape the cold either with a low of -0.2C.
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A long period of drought and high temperatures left the fish high and dry, Dimitra Bobori, responsible for lakes in the Macedonia region, told AFP.
The lake, 30 kilometres (18 miles) from the city of Thessaloniki, has experienced the phenomenon repeatedly over the last few decades.
Koroneia's depth has plummeted from nine feet (2.8 metres) in 2014 to between 60 and 80 centimetres today, Bobori said, adding that engineering works had failed to reverse the trend.
Comment: Local Texas news station 12NewsNow reports:
12NewsNow evacuating their studio: