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AK DOT Warns of ‘Low Sealings’ in Utiqiagvik Monday

By Alaska Native News on Oct 25, 2017   Featured, North Slope/Northwest Alaska, State  

AK DOT Warns of ‘Low Sealings’ in Utiqiagvik Monday

The Alaska Department of Transportation warned pilots of “low sealings” after the runway in Alaska’s northermost city, Utqiagvik, had an unexpected visitor on Monday. When the crew at the airport in the city formerly known as Barrow was clearing the runway, they discovered a 450 pound Bearded Seal in the middle of the runway. The […]

Already Under Water, Houston Faces New Deluge From Stalled Tropical Storm

By VOA News on Aug 28, 2017   Featured, National, National/World  

Already Under Water, Houston Faces New Deluge From Stalled Tropical Storm

Houston, the fourth largest U.S. city, and large parts of southeastern Texas are under water, overwhelmed by tropical storm rains of historic proportions, and the heavy rain resumed Sunday night, making rescuers’ tasks more difficult. Hundreds of rescue operations have been underway throughout the area — by helicopter, by boat, by rescue crews churning through […]

Heavy Seas Ground Four Salmon-Laden Drift-Netters in Nushagak Bay

By Alaska Native News on Jul 4, 2017   At Sea, Featured, Southwest Alaska  

Heavy Seas Ground Four Salmon-Laden Drift-Netters in Nushagak Bay

Inclement weather and heavy seas drove four fishing boats, laden with fish, aground in Bristol Bay in different parts of Nushagak Bay on Monday. No injuries were reported in the grounding of the  partially submerged vessels on Monday. Good Samaritan vessels were able to extract all captains and crews. The incidents occurred after a week […]

NASA Examines Deadly Spring-Like Weather With GPM Satellite

By Hal Pierce/Rob Gutro |NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center on Mar 5, 2017   Featured, National  

NASA Examines Deadly Spring-Like Weather With GPM Satellite

Record breaking warm temperatures this winter have caused plants to bloom early in the eastern United States. Unfortunately this has also resulted in the formation of spring-like severe thunderstorms and deadly tornadoes. Multiple tornado sightings were made in three of the last seven days. On Saturday February 25, 2017 destructive tornadoes were reported in Maryland, Pennsylvania […]

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