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California Sees Rare August Snowfall in Sierra Nevada Amid Heatwaves and Wildfires
This summer, Californians have faced extreme heatwaves and wildfires, but unexpectedly, snow has dusted the Sierra Nevada mountains. On Saturday, an unusual snow system brought snowfall to the region, marking the first August snow in over 20 years. Deputy Sheriff Larry Rich described the scene at Minaret Vista, southeast of Yosemite National Park, as a “winter wonderland” amid summer, creating…
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California Declares State of Emergency as Second Storm Brings Record Rainfall and Flooding
Sacramento (USA): In a rare and impactful turn of weather events, California is grappling with a second powerful storm within a week, bringing heavy rain and life-threatening flooding across the state. Downtown Los Angeles, in particular, has witnessed historic rainfall, recording 7.03 inches over Sunday and Monday, marking the wettest two-day period since 1956. Governor Gavin Newsom promptly declared a…
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