Chicago First Alert Weather: Dry and quiet Wednesday night
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- Miami Herald
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- KSAZ
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The storm prompted the National Weather Service to issue a Dust Storm Warning for parts of Phoenix and areas south of it.
- Idaho Statesman
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Sixty people nearly had to stay at the park overnight.
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Idaho is not for sale: Amend the Constitution so money isn’t the bottom line
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- Associated Press
Coast Guard: Overdue sailors are safe, on course to Virginia
Two people reported overdue after deciding to return to Virginia in their weather-damaged sailboat instead of continuing their trip to Portugal’s Azores are safely headed home, the U.S. Coast Guard announced Friday. Virginia Beach natives Yanni Nikopoulos and Dale Jones, both 65, contacted the Coast Guard on Friday saying they were safe and on course for Hampton, Virginia.
- Naples Daily News
Tropics watch: National Hurricane Center monitoring tropical wave in Atlantic
NHC experts give it a 30 percent change of forming through the next 48 hours and chances for formation increase to 60 percent over the next five days.
- Time
Summers Are Becoming Unbearably Hot Before They Even Start
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- The Desert Sun
Salt, the Salton Sea, and the flow of water and money: A prediction
IID may have perfected water rights to Colorado River water, but it is vulnerable. As drought continues, the use of freshwater will be more scrutinized.
- The News-Press
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- The Guardian
California’s largest reservoirs at critically low levels – signaling a dry summer ahead
Images from Lake Oroville and Lake Shasta compiled by the state show ‘a shocking drop in water levels’ compared to years past
- AccuWeather
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Out of season flooding hits Italy's Venice
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Wildfire map: Track where fires are burning in Arizona in 2022
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IAN NANCE: The Florida Python Challenge is back for another run
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Monsoon brought dust storm, rain to various parts of Phoenix area
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