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Heavy Rain Forecast Shifts F1 Miami GP To Start Three Hours Early; Check New Timing
The 2026 F1 Miami Grand Prix start moved three hours earlier due to thunderstorm forecast, ensuring safer race conditions and reducing disruption for drivers, teams and fans.
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Watch: People, Cars Wade Through Flooded Roads In Florida
Flash floods have almost submerged cars on the roads of Miami, Florida. Amid the chaos, people have turned to Twitter to share videos of the situation on the streets.
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White House Social Media Chief Tweets Wrong Hurricane Video, Deletes
White House social media director Dan Scavino has tweeted a wrong video of flooded Miami International Airport affected by Hurricane Irma, only to be corrected by the airport itself, according to media reports.
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Irma Heads For Southwest Florida Coast, 210 Kmph Winds Batter Miami
Hurricane Irma bore down on southern Florida on Sunday with 130 mile-per-hour (210 kph) winds, flooding Miami streets and knocking out power to more than 1.6 million homes and businesses.
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Rising Sea Levels To Flood New York, Boston, Miami: Study
Major US cities like New York, Boston and Miami may face chronic flooding over the next few decades, warn scientists who have found that sea level rise due to climate change may cause 60 per cent of coastal communities in the country to lose their homes by 2100.
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Health Official Warns Zika Could Spread Across US Gulf
One of the top US public health officials on Sunday warned that the mosquito-borne Zika virus could extend its reach across the US Gulf Coast after officials last week confirmed it as active in the popular tourist destination of Miami Beach.
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Hundreds Seek Safety From Texas Floods, Severe Weather Kills 16
Hundreds of people fled areas near Texas rivers that overflowed their banks on Thursday as the state reeled from severe storms this week that killed at least 16 people, flooded cities and set a record for the wettest month.
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US Homeland Security Chief to Visit Guatemala on Child Migrants
US Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson will visit Guatemala Tuesday for talks on the flood of Central American child migrants entering the United States, his department said on Monday.
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Hurricane Raymond swirls off Mexico, hits Acapulco with more rain
Ports were closed, school classes were suspended and hundreds of people were evacuated along Mexico's southern Pacific coast on Monday as a major hurricane loomed over a region still recovering from record flooding a few weeks ago.
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Heavy Rain Forecast Shifts F1 Miami GP To Start Three Hours Early; Check New Timing
The 2026 F1 Miami Grand Prix start moved three hours earlier due to thunderstorm forecast, ensuring safer race conditions and reducing disruption for drivers, teams and fans.
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Watch: People, Cars Wade Through Flooded Roads In Florida
Flash floods have almost submerged cars on the roads of Miami, Florida. Amid the chaos, people have turned to Twitter to share videos of the situation on the streets.
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White House Social Media Chief Tweets Wrong Hurricane Video, Deletes
White House social media director Dan Scavino has tweeted a wrong video of flooded Miami International Airport affected by Hurricane Irma, only to be corrected by the airport itself, according to media reports.
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Irma Heads For Southwest Florida Coast, 210 Kmph Winds Batter Miami
Hurricane Irma bore down on southern Florida on Sunday with 130 mile-per-hour (210 kph) winds, flooding Miami streets and knocking out power to more than 1.6 million homes and businesses.
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Rising Sea Levels To Flood New York, Boston, Miami: Study
Major US cities like New York, Boston and Miami may face chronic flooding over the next few decades, warn scientists who have found that sea level rise due to climate change may cause 60 per cent of coastal communities in the country to lose their homes by 2100.
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Health Official Warns Zika Could Spread Across US Gulf
One of the top US public health officials on Sunday warned that the mosquito-borne Zika virus could extend its reach across the US Gulf Coast after officials last week confirmed it as active in the popular tourist destination of Miami Beach.
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Hundreds Seek Safety From Texas Floods, Severe Weather Kills 16
Hundreds of people fled areas near Texas rivers that overflowed their banks on Thursday as the state reeled from severe storms this week that killed at least 16 people, flooded cities and set a record for the wettest month.
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US Homeland Security Chief to Visit Guatemala on Child Migrants
US Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson will visit Guatemala Tuesday for talks on the flood of Central American child migrants entering the United States, his department said on Monday.
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Hurricane Raymond swirls off Mexico, hits Acapulco with more rain
Ports were closed, school classes were suspended and hundreds of people were evacuated along Mexico's southern Pacific coast on Monday as a major hurricane loomed over a region still recovering from record flooding a few weeks ago.
