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Category 5 Atmospheric River Unleashes Deadly Flooding in Central and Southern US
A Category 5 atmospheric river caused deadly flooding in the central and southern US from April 1-7, dropping 6-10 inches of rain across 750 miles, exceeding a foot in some areas, due to a persistent weather front and the increased moisture from the Gulf of Mexico.
Category 5 Atmospheric River Unleashes Deadly Flooding in Central and Southern US
A Category 5 atmospheric river caused deadly flooding in the central and southern US from April 1-7, dropping 6-10 inches of rain across 750 miles, exceeding a foot in some areas, due to a persistent weather front and the increased moisture from the Gulf of Mexico.
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24% Bias Score


Severe Storms and Atmospheric Rivers Disrupt Holiday Travel Across US
Severe thunderstorms and atmospheric river storms are causing significant flight disruptions and hazardous conditions across the US this holiday weekend, with over 18,000 flights delayed or canceled and more expected, impacting travel in the South and West.
Severe Storms and Atmospheric Rivers Disrupt Holiday Travel Across US
Severe thunderstorms and atmospheric river storms are causing significant flight disruptions and hazardous conditions across the US this holiday weekend, with over 18,000 flights delayed or canceled and more expected, impacting travel in the South and West.
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20% Bias Score


California's Extreme Weather: Record Rainfall, Wildfires, and Unprecedented Tornado
Heavy rainfall, flooding, wildfires, and a record-breaking tornado warning hit California in the past weeks, causing evacuations, property damage, and fatalities, highlighting the state's vulnerability to extreme weather intensified by climate change.
California's Extreme Weather: Record Rainfall, Wildfires, and Unprecedented Tornado
Heavy rainfall, flooding, wildfires, and a record-breaking tornado warning hit California in the past weeks, causing evacuations, property damage, and fatalities, highlighting the state's vulnerability to extreme weather intensified by climate change.
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24% Bias Score

B.C. 2021 Atmospheric River Disaster: Land Use Practices Exacerbated Geohazards
A study found that 46 percent of the landslides, debris flows, and washouts during British Columbia's November 2021 atmospheric river disaster originated in areas logged or burned by wildfires, resulting in five deaths, widespread infrastructure damage, and 18,000 evacuations; the study highlights t...

B.C. 2021 Atmospheric River Disaster: Land Use Practices Exacerbated Geohazards
A study found that 46 percent of the landslides, debris flows, and washouts during British Columbia's November 2021 atmospheric river disaster originated in areas logged or burned by wildfires, resulting in five deaths, widespread infrastructure damage, and 18,000 evacuations; the study highlights t...
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28% Bias Score

West Coast Battered by Atmospheric River Storms; One Dead, Wharf Collapses
A series of powerful atmospheric river storms are battering the West Coast, causing at least one death, one missing person, and the collapse of a 200-foot section of the Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf in California; more storms are expected.

West Coast Battered by Atmospheric River Storms; One Dead, Wharf Collapses
A series of powerful atmospheric river storms are battering the West Coast, causing at least one death, one missing person, and the collapse of a 200-foot section of the Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf in California; more storms are expected.
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36% Bias Score

California's Extreme Weather: Floods, Fires, and a First-Ever Tornado Warning
Record rainfall exceeding one foot in parts of Northern California, coupled with the Franklin Fire displacing 20,000 people in Los Angeles County and a first-ever tornado warning in San Francisco, underscores California's vulnerability to extreme weather.

California's Extreme Weather: Floods, Fires, and a First-Ever Tornado Warning
Record rainfall exceeding one foot in parts of Northern California, coupled with the Franklin Fire displacing 20,000 people in Los Angeles County and a first-ever tornado warning in San Francisco, underscores California's vulnerability to extreme weather.
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44% Bias Score
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