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Government officials have confirmed close to 90 deaths after torrential rains battered large swaths of Kenya in March and caused flooding that submerged entire villages.

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At least 88 confirmed dead as torrential rain wreaks havoc across Kenya

A flooded and muddy area.

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Death toll rises to over 100 following devastating flash floods, landslides in Ethiopia

A heatwave in the U.S.

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Meteorologist issues warning as heat dome creeps across country: 'The entire US is going to be hot'

Ski area facing snow drought.

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Ski resort announces immediate closure after unusual winter deters visitors

On March 14, a historic Kona storm tore through Hawaiʻi, bringing heavy rain, flooding, and strong winds — and leaving one of the island's oldest coffee farms shattered in its wake.

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176-year-old coffee farm destroyed in wake of historic storm: 'That's our future … that is gone'

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Experts sound alarm over risk of hot car deaths amid record-breaking heat dome

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Thousands without power amid catastrophic destruction from historic Hawai'i floods

Experts fear that the grid's ability to answer surging data center power demand and to weather other strains is waning.

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Energy expert warns that grid reliability is quickly worsening across the US

It's been all downhill for a pair of California ski resorts, Mt. Shasta Ski Park and Dodge Ridge, that closed earlier than planned.

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Ski resorts announce closure as warm weather brings fewer visitors: 'No clear signs'

A new study is raising alarms about a surprising drought paradox that could shrink one of the United States' most important water supplies: the Colorado River.

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Scientists issue warning about 'drought paradox' sucking up critical water source

Dr. William Hark, a Virginia allergy and asthma specialist, warned people with allergies that 2026's allergy season was shaping up to be rough.

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Expert warns about impending allergy season: 'It's going to be really bad this year'

A desert community in Arizona, Lake Martinez, has experienced something almost unheard of for this time of year: 110 degrees Fahrenheit in March.

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Arizona town shatters record for highest March temperature ever recorded in the US