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Drought conditions worsen across the Southeast (opens the original)
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The Carolinas and parts of Georgia saw limited rainfall and above-normal temperatures, leading to worsening drought conditions across the region. Extreme drought remains in parts of caostal South Carolina and North Carolina. Florida was a different story, as their summer rainy season continues, they generally saw wet conditions bringing some drought improvement across parts of the state. Alabama, however, continued to see above-normal temperatures and limited rainfall, causing drought conditions
Sunshine now, rain later: A weekend weather shift (opens the original)
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High pressure is currently sitting over Mississippi and parts of Louisiana, leaving South Carolina on its fringe. The front is fairly strong and brings hot, humid conditions to areas closer to its center. Luckily, South Carolina is far enough away to avoid the worst of that heat. Because air around the high-pressure system moves clockwise, a weak front that starts this afternoon will move through the region until Wednesday. The rain chances... let's change everything after the coma to This time
Nepal's catastrophic flash flood: The anatomy of surge water (opens the original)
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In minutes, rushing water can transform a swollen river into a destructive wall. In Nepal, experts say flash flooding has shown just how quickly a catastrophic collapse can trigger the most violent flash flood in modern history. This wasn’t the standard slow-rising flood, because at the altitude of 17,000 feet in the Himalayas, a section of a glacier snapped completely off a cliff face. As a result, between 100 million and 200 million cubic meters of ice rock dropped vertically down the mountain
Meteorological fall vs. astronomical fall (opens the original)
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Meteorological fall is a three-month period that runs from September through November, which tells meteorologists that the fall season is here. Using a fixed date ensures consistency when comparing records over the years and avoids shifting dates every season, also aligning with the annual temperature cycle. Meteorological fall is a data-driven season which is used across weather and climate science. On the other hand, Astronomical fall is determined by the position of the Earth in relation to t
Stationary front creates a tale of two weather patterns across SC (opens the original)
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South Carolina is seeing two different weather patterns Monday as a stationary front divides the state. North of the front, somewhat "cooler" and drier air is bringing a refreshing start to the week, with some areas waking up to temperatures in the upper 60s. High pressure near Lexington, Kentucky, is helping push drier air into parts of the state, with the more comfortable conditions expected to continue today and Tuesday. According to Chief Meteorologist Tim Miller, “If you’re north of the sta
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