Pam Wright
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Danville, KY, United States
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Past articles by Pam:
Utah Flash Flooding Triggers Evacuations; Mudslides Close Canyon Roads
Thunderstorms triggered flash flooding and mudslides in northern Utah. → Read More
50,000 Lose Power as Barry Batters Louisiana Coast
Here are the latest impacts from Tropical Storm Barry as it moves toward the Louisiana coast. → Read More
#noplant19: Crop Delays Reach Historic Levels Because of Unrelenting Rain
It’s been a challenging spring for Illinois farmer Tory Wentworth. With the planting season drawing to a close in the United States, Wentworth and farmers across America’s heartland are facing the reality that they may not get this year’s crops planted in time because of ongoing rains, flooding, melting snow, tornadoes and saturated fields. “It’s just been a brutal year,” Wentworth told… → Read More
One Person Killed by Falling Roof in Kentucky As Severe Storms Continue
Severe weather continued its assault on the U.S. Wednesday → Read More
'Precarious Situation': Tulsa Levees Stressed as Midwest Flood Threat Forces Residents From Homes
Flooding along the Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois and Arkansas rivers is forcing residents to evacuate. Here's the latest. → Read More
Notre Dame Fire Reconstruction Ideas Include a Rooftop Swimming Pool
A Stockholm-based architectural firm has a unique proposal for the restoration of Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral. → Read More
Flash Flooding Inundates Houston Area as Storms Spawn Heavy Rain, Tornadoes Across Plains
Severe weather is targeting the Plains and Midwest, bringing flash flooding to the Houston metro area. Here are the latest impacts from these storms. → Read More
In Mozambique, Torrential Rain Keeps Food, Other Aid from Reaching Cyclone Kenneth Victims
Tropical Cyclone Kenneth has destroyed hundreds of homes and killed at least 42 people in Mozambique and Comoros. Here's the latest. → Read More
Climate Change Driving Tuna From Regular Habitats Towards Cooler Waters
Climate change is driving tuna stocks to cooler water, impacting the fishing industry. → Read More
And the Award for the Climate Change Denial Goes to...
The long campaign to sow doubt on the overwhelming scientific consensus about climate change has a one strange component — awards handed out for successfully denying the reality of climate change. → Read More
Montana, North Dakota Homes Evacuated Amid Flooding From Rapid Snow Melt
Dozens of Montana, North Dakota homes were evacuated along the Yellowstone River. → Read More
Winter Storm Ulmer Strands Over 1,000 In Colorado; National Guard Asked to Help with Rescues
Here are the latest impacts from Winter Storm Ulmer. → Read More
Flu Research Once Banned Because It Was Deemed Too Dangerous is Set to Resume
For years, controversy has surrounded testing of a deadly strain of the bird flu. Now, the research is set to resume after being halted twice. → Read More
Winter Storm Nadia Shuts Down Highways, Triggers Crashes in Missouri; 1 Dead
Here's the latest as Winter Storm Nadia pushes into the Plains. → Read More
Europe Snow: Avalanche Hits Swiss Hotel
Here's the latest on the winter storms in Europe. → Read More
Texas Flooding Triggers Bridge Collapse; Evacuations, Water Rescues Underway
Here's the latest on the flooding situation in central Texas. → Read More
Florence Could Knock Out Power to Up to 3 Million and It Could Be Out for Weeks
The Charlotte, North Carolina-based company said it could take weeks to fully restore power. → Read More
Hurricane Florence Could Knock Out Power, Vital Infrastructure for Weeks, FEMA Warns
FEMA officials say damage from high winds and flooding will leave areas without power for an extended period. → Read More
Residents in Carolinas Warned: Now is Time to Prepare for Hurricane Florence
As the likelihood of an East Coast strike of Hurricane Florence increases, authorities are making preparations. → Read More
Arctic Greening Confirmed by 30 Years of Satellite Data
Researchers say the greening is consistent with the recent warming of the planet. → Read More