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October 06 Summerlike heat grips L.A., San Diego: When will it end?; plus, Hurricane Nolo now Typhoon Nolo
Mother Nature remains stuck in summer mode across the much of the West, where temperatures in the 90s and 100s will topple record highs into this week.
Also, crossing over into the Western Pacific basin, Hurricane Nolo has become Typhoon Nolo, and the storm isn't done yet.

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7 min
October 05 A Gulf Coast tropical threat emerges; plus, the coldest air of the season to bring a freeze risk to Northeast and Great Lakes
Tropical development is possible in the Gulf this week as rounds of heavy rain raise the flash flood risk across the Southeast.
Also, summerlike warmth will be replaced by the first widespread frost of the season as temperatures drop to their lowest levels in months.

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7 min
October 02 Happy New Year, Mars! Red Planet begins its 39th year; plus, October stargazing events
With days slightly longer than Earth’s and years nearly twice as long, the Red Planet follows a different calendar.
Also, Saturn reaches opposition in early October, offering its best viewing of the year, before the Orionid meteor shower brings shooting stars from debris left behind by Halley’s Comet.

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7 min
October 01 Heavy rain to soak Southeast, mid-Atlantic as Northeast dries out this weekend
Repeated rounds of heavy rain will increase the risk of flash flooding across the Southeast and mid-Atlantic this weekend, while much of the Northeast dries out after last weekend's nor'easter.

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4 min
September 30 Nor’easter exposes likely 1884 shipwreck on Nantucket; also, a 121-year-old Atlantic hurricane record could be broken in October
Gale-force winds wrecked the Warren Sawyer on Nantucket’s south shore 142 years ago. This weekend’s storm stripped away enough sand to expose what appears to be part of it.
Also, the Atlantic has yet to produce a hurricane in 2026, putting the season within reach of a record set in 1905 for the latest first hurricane. AccuWeather is now forecasting 0-2 hurricanes through the end of the season.

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7 min
September 29 Triple flood threat in the central, southern US fueled by Pacific hurricanes; plus, an emergency ferry back to Hatteras Island
A three-pronged flooding event will spread a significant deluge of rainfall across the Southwest and the Plains this week, connected to two recent hurricanes in the Pacific.
Also, about 1,000 feet of highway were damaged by the nor’easter, prompting the emergency route’s first activation since 2013.

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9 min
September 28 Powerful Hurricane Polo to roar ashore in Mexico with life-threatening conditions
Polo's time at sea is about to come to an end as the once 180-mph Category 5 hurricane will take a northeast turn and make two landfalls in northwestern Mexico during the last days of September.

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6 min
September 25 Water demand: the double-edged sword of data centers
America’s data centers, now totaling 5,000 and counting, consume nearly half a billion gallons of water each day.

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6 min
September 24 California declares state of emergency ahead of 'potentially historic' El Niño; plus, Nor’easter to bring major coastal flooding
The proclamation mobilizes resources as officials prepare for flooding, landslides, damaging waves and other severe weather.
Also, a strengthening September nor’easter will worsen coastal flooding from North Carolina to New York through Friday, then threaten New England with damaging winds, power outages and heavy rain this weekend.

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8 min
September 23 Atlantic broke a 112-year record; also, a tropical depression will intensify, threatening Hawaii
The Atlantic has never gone this late without a hurricane since modern satellite tracking began in 1966.
Also, a slow-moving tropical depression is poised to intensify and raise the risk of prolonged downpours, flooding and mudslides across Hawaii, with the greatest impacts expected on the Big Island.

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7 min