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- Aug 18, 2026
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Lala Leaves One Dead in Hawaii With Heavy Rain, Wind to Come (opens the original)
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One person has died as storm Lala continues to batter parts of Hawaii including the Big Island and Oahu, potentially bringing nearly three feet of rain and damaging winds to parts of the state Sunday after narrowly missing landfall. The storm got closest to the South Point area on the southern tip of the Big Island where one person died in a car accident on Saturday, Hawaii Governor Josh Green said in a post on X. Lala weakened from hurricane strength to a tropical storm, but it’s still expected
PG&E's Data Center Pipeline Surges in Second Quarter (opens the original)
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PG&E Corp. reported a 7.6-gigawatt increase in its data center pipeline during the second quarter as the artificial intelligence build-out gains momentum. The California utility’s pipeline of proposed data center projects totaled 12.7 gigawatts at the end of June, up from 5.1 gigawatts in March, the company said Thursday in its latest earnings presentation. The surge underscores that the data-center boom won’t be limited to the states that have dominated AI infrastructure thus far, including Vir
Texas Floods Kill Two, More Storms Forecast for Overnight (opens the original)
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Mandatory evacuations across the Texas Hill Country are underway as life-threatening flash floods wreck bridges and roads with more heavy rain expected overnight. A wide swath of Texas is forecast to receive as much as eight inches (20 centimeters) of additional precipitation through Friday morning to cap off a week of downpours that revived memories of the catastrophic deluge that killed more than 130 people a year ago. Scattered thunderstorms redeveloped across parts of south and central Texas
PG&E Says Power Shutoffs Required in California on Wildfire Risk (opens the original)
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PG&E Corp. warned that power shutoffs will be required on Wednesday and Thursday in three California counties as dry conditions and gusty winds increase fire risks. PG&E is taking steps to preemptively shut off electricity to homes and businesses in the region. The utility cited high winds and dry conditions for required outages in Monterey, San Benito and San Luis Obispo counties. Shut offs are also likely in seven additional counties, including Santa Barbara and Marin, the company said on its
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