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Disasters & extreme weather

Natural disasters and severe weather: reported damage, affected communities and disruption to everyday services.

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Ordered by reported development. Each article describes what was known at the time shown.

Hurricane Lowell damage on Kauai expected to exceed $400 million

Hawaii’s governor warns that damage from Hurricane Lowell on Kauai will exceed $400 million. The estimate indicates substantially greater storm impacts than previously reported and supports the request for federal disaster assistance.

A 25-acre wildfire ignites in Los Angeles

A wildfire has burned across 25 acres in Los Angeles. The supplied report provides no information on casualties, evacuations or containment.

Cleanup begins after floodwaters recede in Mae Sai

Floodwaters have receded in Mae Sai, Chiang Rai, and cleanup operations are underway. The report indicates recovery from significant local flooding but provides no casualty or damage totals.

Mudslide exposes gaps in early-warning systems

A mudslide has highlighted shortcomings in systems intended to warn communities about such hazards. The supplied information does not give the location, casualties or extent of damage.

Storms cause flooding in Euclid

Euclid is investigating flooding after storms affected the area. The supplied report provides no details on casualties, damage or the extent of disruption.

September heat wave follows power outages in Los Angeles

A September heat wave is reportedly giving Los Angeles no recovery time after an August event left 3,000 people without power. The report indicates continuing heat stress and limited recovery time for affected residents.