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Letters to the Editor: How did $100 natural gas bills become $500?
Readers discuss soaring natural gas bills despite no change in lifestyle, and the cost of switching to all-electric appliances.
- Miami Herald
Miami temperatures could break records. How extreme will it get? What the forecast says
South Florida will see two big changes to the weather this week.
- Charlotte Observer
An earthquake hit the North Carolina mountains Saturday, USGS confirms. What we know.
The quake had a depth of 2.36 miles, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
- Sacramento Bee
Crews put out ‘spontaneous’ Tesla battery fire on California freeway with 6,000 gallons of water
Some 6,000 gallons of water was used to put out the flames.
- Associated Press
US population center trending toward South this decade
The U.S. population center is on track this decade to take a southern swerve for the first time in history, and it's because of people like Owen Glick, who moved from California to Florida more than a year ago. Last year, the South outgrew other U.S. regions by well over 1 million people through births outpacing deaths and domestic and international migration, according to population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.
- USA TODAY
'It's just like: Where are you?' Jeff Stambaugh simply vanished in the Arizona mountains
York, Pa. native Jeff Stambaugh, 63, went missing during a late-September hike in Arizona. No trace of him has been found.
- Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Freezing rain is forecast to affect travel near Dallas-Fort Worth. Here’s the timeline
The weather service issued a winter storm watch for North Texas.
- Fox Weather
Sunday marks anniversary for the only time measurable snow fell in world's hottest place
Sunday marks the 111th anniversary of the greatest snow in all time at Death Valley.
- Gizmodo
Nobody Is Happy With the Federal Grazing Program
At the first National Forest site we visited in California’s remote Modoc Plateau, nearly every plant had been chewed on by cattle. The botanists, there to track down and collect seeds from rare plants, pointed out the soil erosion from stomping hooves. The cow pies were everywhere, unavoidable on the steep roadside slope, and they crunched or squished under our boots. The seeds we had come to collect, from a delphinium only known to exist in a handful of places in the state (though more common
- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Milwaukee area snow totals were biggest of the winter season. Next up: below-zero temperatures
The Milwaukee area got nearly a foot of snow, and that's not all: The National Weather Service said the area could see below-zero temperatures soon.
- USA TODAY
Bitter cold, waves of storms target nation's midsection; Texas, Gulf Coast states could see tornadoes: Updates
Meanwhile, at least three storms will be responsible for the threat of ice and snow from Sunday through Thursday. Latest updates
- Sacramento Bee
Iconic California state park with waterfall onto beach closed by storm damage
Fallen trees and other damage must be cleaned up before trails can reopen at the scenic Big Sur park.
- Fox Weather
Dallas, Austin at risk of power outages, travel disruptions as disruptive ice storm takes aim at region
If all the ingredients are in place, a prolonged period of freezing rain could impact the southern Plains and mid-Mississippi Valley during the workweek.
- Visalia Times-Delta | Tulare Advance Register
More rain and snow are on the forecast for Central California
Forecasts show another storm is heading toward Central California, and with it comes a little more rain, snow and freezing temperatures.
- LA Times
How Las Vegas declared war on thirsty grass and set an example for the desert Southwest
Las Vegas has dramatically cut water use by targeting grass. Its water czars are pushing for bigger changes to fix the Colorado River's water deficit.
- Sacramento Bee
Wind, snow and freezing temps to hit Northern California. Here’s a look at the forecast
A wind advisory will go into effect in the Sacramento area from 1 p.m. Sunday to 1 p.m. Monday
- Examiner Enterprise
In Whippoorwill, Okla., drinking water from Hulah Lake is no more
Residents near Hulah Lake have run their own water treatment plant for 50 years. Now they're being forced to buy water from Copan more than 10 miles away.
- Statesman Journal
Oregon faces dire water future, state audit finds
Communities across Oregon already are unable to reliably access adequate, safe and clean water, the report finds.
- Los Angeles Times Opinion
Editorial: California electric car sales are zooming. Too bad they're mostly Teslas
Nearly 1 in 5 new car sales in California were zero-emission in 2022, but most of them are Teslas and other high-end models. That shows how far the state has to go in making the shift to electric vehicles equitable.