Northern Michigan experienced a devastating ice storm, described as one of the most severe weather events in over a century, crippling power grids and causing widespread damage. The storm, lasting from Friday to Monday, left entire communities in the dark, with power lines and trees coated in ice. Meteorologists attribute the prolonged icing to a stalled front and cold air, warning of falling ice and emphasizing generator safety for those still without power.
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Amber wildfire warning issued as dry weather continues
Northern Ireland is facing an increased risk of wildfires due to dry and sunny weather, prompting an amber warning from the National Hazards Partnership. The dry conditions have persisted since March, with no significant rainfall in sight, leading to concerns about fire outbreaks and their impact on the environment and drinking water supplies. Authorities are urging the public to take precautions, avoid starting fires in open countryside, and report any suspicious activity to prevent wildfires....
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