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Deaths as typhoon pounds Japan

At least nine people have been killed while 10 others are missing after Typhoon Etau slammed into western Japan, bringing heavy rain and triggering floods and landslides. Japan's metereological agency said Etau packing winds of up to 108kph was moving ...

 

One million flee China typhoon

One million flee China typhoon

People leave China's south-east coast and boats are called home as a typhoon nears that caused severe floods in Taiwan.

 

Hurricane Felicia now a Category 2

Hurricane Felicia weakened Friday as it headed toward Hawaii and may continue to wane, but forecasters have not discounted the threat of flooding on the island chain.

 

Indian Girls Plow Fields Naked in Attempt to Bring Rain

Indian farmers -- desperate for rain -- have asked their unmarried daughters to plow dry fields naked, in a bid to spark interest from the weather gods, and bring some badly needed monsoon rain.

 

New Zealand quake tsunami warnings cancelled

New Zealand quake tsunami warnings cancelled

New Zealand and Australia canceled tsunami warnings on Wednesday after an earthquake struck the south of New Zealand, causing minor damage but no injuries. Australia's weather bureau said a small tsunami had been recorded ...

 

June Is Another Weak Month for U.S. Retail Sales

Rain and rising unemployment dampened sales for retailers already reeling from consumers’ new frugality.

 

Houston hits record high with 104 degrees

Houston, Texas, had a record high temperature Wednesday as a heat wave continues to grip the nation's midsection, the National Weather Service said Thursday.

 

Record-setting heat not over yet

Summer heat waves are expected in the South. But in Michigan?

 

Up to 50 cars in pileup on I-15 in Cajon Pass

Heavy fog is being blamed for a multi-car pileup on Interstate 15 in the Cajon Pass that could involve as many as 50 vehicles, including two big rigs, authorities said this morning.

 

The Sideways Tornado

It never fails. Whenever a natural disaster hits, somebody always risks bodily harm to take some video amid the chaos and destruction. Insane? Perhaps, but the fact is that footage from Mother Nature blows away anything you'll see in a summer blockbuster.

 

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