Weather factors affecting environmental conditions
A firefighter battles a mulch and pallet fire burning out of control, fanned by Santa Ana winds in and around a recycling yard near Wilson Street and Fleetwood Drive in Riverside, Calif., Thursday, Dec. 3, 2020. Firefighters from both Riverside and San
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Mike Bloomberg’s climate change group is dumping $2.5 million into the North Carolina race for lieutenant governor to support Democrat Yvonne Holley in the final stretch before the election. — FOX News
Two 3.4 magnitude earthquakes struck hours apart in the same area in Northern California on Sunday, according to officials. — FOX News: Travis Fedschun
The U.S. Geological Survey says a magnitude 4.5 earthquake struck Southern California late Friday night. It shook houses, rattled windows. Areas within 10 miles of Los Angeles and near El Monte, and Valencia felt its effects. — ABC News: Top Stories
A California fire reached a Mojave Desert community. The winds bought about this devastation. — FOX News: Marcio Jose Sanchez
OLDWICK, N.J.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–AM Best expects insured losses from Hurricane Sally to be significant for the U.S. National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), and sizable for some insurers with large private flood exposures in Alabama and Florida. A new Best’s Commentary, “Potentially Severe Flood
Firefighters were making progress against several significant wildfires, but a coming change in conditions could allow fires to quickly spread. — NYT > Top Stories
Monday: The advice is to take it hour by hour. Also: President Trump is set to visit California, where he’ll confront a reality he’s denied. The wildfires imply that climate change is reality. — NYT: Jill Cowan