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Geography, Climate, Policy Failures: What Intensified Texas Floods
"There's no such thing as a natural disaster," geographers like to say -- a reminder that human choices turn hazards into tragedies.
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Video: Strong Winds Push American Airlines Plane Away From Gate
According to the airline representative, maintenance personnel are "currently conducting thorough inspections and will make any needed repairs."
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15 Killed As Tornadoes, Extreme Storms Hit Several US States
At least 15 people were killed across the central United States as tornadoes and other extreme storms hit several states including Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma, officials said Sunday.
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Ice, Snow And Rain Pound Central US, At Least 3 Dead, 1 Missing
At least three people were killed and another missing in Texas after being caught in high waters caused by a storm system that brought snow, ice and torrential rain to an area stretching from New Mexico to Illinois, officials said on Friday.
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Tropical Storm Bill Charges Across Texas and Weakens
Tropical Storm Bill headed further into central Texas with heavy rains and high winds today before losing its punch and no serious injuries were reported, relieving officials and residents just three weeks after floods killed about 30 people in the state.
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Sunshine in Texas After Days of Floods
Sunshine and drier weather were forecast for most of flood-weary Texas after days of heavy rain, giving swollen rivers a chance to recede and relief workers and residents time for assess the damage and start a massive clean-up, officials said on Sunday.
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Barack Obama Signs Disaster Declaration As Texas Storms Kill 21
US President Barack Obama signed a disaster declaration late on Friday for areas in Texas hammered by severe weather that killed at least 21 people, caused massive flooding and prompted evacuations this week.
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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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Geography, Climate, Policy Failures: What Intensified Texas Floods
"There's no such thing as a natural disaster," geographers like to say -- a reminder that human choices turn hazards into tragedies.
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Video: Strong Winds Push American Airlines Plane Away From Gate
According to the airline representative, maintenance personnel are "currently conducting thorough inspections and will make any needed repairs."
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15 Killed As Tornadoes, Extreme Storms Hit Several US States
At least 15 people were killed across the central United States as tornadoes and other extreme storms hit several states including Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma, officials said Sunday.
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Ice, Snow And Rain Pound Central US, At Least 3 Dead, 1 Missing
At least three people were killed and another missing in Texas after being caught in high waters caused by a storm system that brought snow, ice and torrential rain to an area stretching from New Mexico to Illinois, officials said on Friday.
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Tropical Storm Bill Charges Across Texas and Weakens
Tropical Storm Bill headed further into central Texas with heavy rains and high winds today before losing its punch and no serious injuries were reported, relieving officials and residents just three weeks after floods killed about 30 people in the state.
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Sunshine in Texas After Days of Floods
Sunshine and drier weather were forecast for most of flood-weary Texas after days of heavy rain, giving swollen rivers a chance to recede and relief workers and residents time for assess the damage and start a massive clean-up, officials said on Sunday.
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Barack Obama Signs Disaster Declaration As Texas Storms Kill 21
US President Barack Obama signed a disaster declaration late on Friday for areas in Texas hammered by severe weather that killed at least 21 people, caused massive flooding and prompted evacuations this week.
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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.
