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‘Unprecedented’: Atlantic season will hit October hurricane-free for first time in satellite era (opens the original)
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Not a single hurricane has formed in the Atlantic since this year’s season kicked off — a calm stretch through the end of September unmatched since satellite tracking began 60 years ago. This marks a first for the era of satellite tracking — which began in 1966 — with no hurricanes forming in the Atlantic prior to Oct. 1. Early to mid-September tends to be the peak of hurricane season. “This year is unprecedented,” said Nick Novella, a meteorologist with the Weather Prediction Center. Novella an
‘Unprecedented’: Atlantic season will hit October hurricane-free for first time in satellite era (opens the original)
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Not a single hurricane has formed in the Atlantic since this year’s season kicked off — a calm stretch through the end of September unmatched since satellite tracking began 60 years ago. This marks a first for the era of satellite tracking — which began in 1966 — with no hurricanes forming in the Atlantic prior to Oct. 1. Early to mid-September tends to be the peak of hurricane season. “This year is unprecedented,” said Nick Novella, a meteorologist with the Weather Prediction Center. Novella an
Rain chances will be increasing this week in South Florida. What to expect. (opens the original)
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After the past few days of clear skies, South Florida’s ongoing rainy season is bringing more showers to the forecast this week. On Monday, rain chances only were around 10%, but starting on Tuesday, those the likelihood of showers will increase to between 50% and 60%. Rain chances are even higher on Wednesday and Thursday, reaching between 70% and 80%, said Sammy Hadi, a lead meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Miami. “We’re going to see higher rain chances each day,” Hadi said.
Palm Beach County halts data centers for one year (opens the original)
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Palm Beach County has become the latest local government in Florida to enact a one-year freeze on data center projects — giving local officials time to study their community impact and put any necessary rules in place. On Thursday, county commissioners gave unanimous final approval for a yearlong moratorium that prohibits the county from accepting, processing or approving any large-scale data center applications. State law defines large-load data centers as those with monthly peak load of at lea
Parts of South Florida could see as much as 10 inches of rain this week (opens the original)
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Some parts of South Florida could see as much as 8 to 10 inches of rain this week, as storms keep pummeling the region and adding to the recent downpours. In the past three days, the region saw a total of about 2 to 4 inches of rain, with Broward County experiencing the most, said Nico Porcelli, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Miami. On Monday alone, an area in Tamarac recorded 5 inches of rain, Porcelli said. A car was reported stuck in Tamarac, one of several vehicles stra
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