Flooded roadways prompt water rescues in Phoenix, Maricopa County
Phoenix and Maricopa County first responders had a busy Friday night after a few people got swept way in flood waters just miles apart.
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- People
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The forecast for an intense, severe weather outbreak Friday covering tens of millions across a large swath of the country has turned even more dangerous as the risk for severe weather was upgraded to its highest level, with a level 5 out 5 on NOAA's Storm Prediction Center’s scale.
- Miami Herald
One hurricane forecast to extend to seven days. More time for Florida to watch — and worry
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- Fox Weather
Coast-to-coast storm threatens more severe weather, heavy snow next week
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- Sacramento Bee
Avalanche buries two people, trapping one under vehicle on Utah mountain, rescuers say
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- Idaho Statesman
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- USA TODAY
California water sources are rising after dramatic wet winter: See Lake Shasta and Diamond Valley Lake grow
Following a winter of heavy storms, water is again roaring into California’s largest reservoirs and lakes for the first time in nearly three years.
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Minnesota weather: Winter storm watch in effect for metro
A winter storm watch has been issued for much of central Minnesota, stretching into the Twin Cities metro on Friday. Jennifer McDermed has your forecast.
- IndyStar | The Indianapolis Star
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- Iowa City Press-Citizen
University of Iowa cancels Final Four watch party ahead of Friday's weather
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- LA Times
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