September has been a soggy month, with powerful storms and flooding happening all over the world. While scientists can link some of these weather events directly to global warming, it’s still too early to say for sure if climate change is behind this month's unusual rainfall. "We always have extrem
In Erwin, Tennessee, Hurricane Helene left behind more than just flooded streets. The workers at Impact Plastics were told to stay put, even as water started pouring in. Bertha Mendoza, 56, had just enough time to call her husband and kids before the flood took her life. She was one of many who coul
California is gearing up for an unusual water year. Experts warn of crazy weather swings, including extreme rain, severe droughts, and scorching heatwaves. The water year starts on October 12 and wraps up on September 30 next year. Usually, the fall brings some rain, with most of it falling between
Power outages can be a real pain, but don't let them catch you off guard. With climate change making crazy weather more common, it's smart to have a plan. No need to spend big bucks either; the right supplies can make all the difference. Light is a big deal when the power goes out. A good headlamp
Imagine you wake up one day, and your home is dark. No electricity means no lights, no TV, and maybe even no hot water. Yikes! But don't worry, with the right supplies, you can handle this like a pro. Let’s talk about some essential items to have on hand during a power outage. First off, light is k
Are you a resident near Lake Wateree? Duke Energy has some important updates for you. The lake is expected to reach its highest point, or crest, by Sunday afternoon. This means the water level will start to go down slowly over the next few days. The company is working hard to manage the water flow a
Hurricane Helene left North Carolina, particularly Asheville, dealing with some tough times. Roads are damaged and basic services like electricity and water are disrupted. The Moxy Hotel is stepping up by offering locals Wi-Fi to keep in touch with their loved ones. Meanwhile, folks in Georgia’s Aug
Something unusual is happening in the Midlands. Rivers are reaching levels that we haven't seen since 2015. The cause? Heavy rain from Hurricane Helene. Forecasters warn that rivers might stay high for days. This could affect many areas, including roads and even homes along certain rivers like the E
As the severe storm, Hurricane Helene, made its way across the southeastern United States, communities were left reeling from its devastating aftermath. In Buncombe County, North Carolina, a solemn reality set in as officials reported 30 fatalities, with hundreds more unaccounted for. The once thriv
Conyers, Georgia, is reeling after a chemical fire broke out at a lab facility operated by BioLab, a company that specializes in swimming pool and spa water care products. The fire, which started on Sunday, has put much of the city under an evacuation zone. The incident is the third in seven years i
