
Hurricane Erin's expansion sparks US East Coast warnings
Hurricane Erin is packing winds of 220km/h and moving west-northwest.
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New York Times: Rescue dog Trooper has become a celebrity in Florida.
It lit an area five times larger than Massachusetts.
The home lacked building consent and there was no written agreement with the tenants.
Sharknado twist: Scientists deploy sharks to learn more about hurricanes in the Atlantic.
Hong Kong issued a T8 warning as Typhoon Wipha approached.
Locals across Tasman say the flood damage has been worsened by forestry slash.
The couple were trying to move their horses to higher ground.
OPINION: 19 lives are thought to have been lost in the immediate and long-term aftermath.
In the Texas region, four months' worth of rainfall came down in four hours.
'I feel embarrassed – you have this sense of loyalty. But there is no loyalty.'
Data from three satellites will no longer be made publicly available by the end of July.
Dunedin was sitting on 16C at 6am, despite usually seeing 11.8C highs at that time of day.
Intense rain is likely across the Mexican states of Oaxaca and Guerrero.
Powerco crews restored power to two properties in Pungarehu.
More thunderstorms are forecast for the top of the North Island today.
Warnings of localised flooding, severe gales, waves reaching 6.5 metres and snow.
Strong wind watches are in place for Auckland, Northland and Bay of Plenty.
A front is sweeping in from the Tasman Sea.
The storms have dumped more than 4 months’ rain across parts of New South Wales in 2 days.
More than 200,000 lost power. Five Kentucky counties declared emergencies.
MetService has forecast heavy rain and strong northwest winds.
Insurers pass Reserve Bank stress test, but it worries about the Government's finances.
Colder nights expected with potential frost and fog in sheltered areas.
WREMO is telling people to stay away from windows and doors.
SH1 has closed in the Far North as Northland hit by heavy rain.
Opinion: The excellent community resilience work at risk from Government and the council.
The visitor claimed to be from Auckland Council but had no official ID.
A severe thunderstorm alert has been iussed for a large area of the central North Island.
OPINION: In a crisis, there will always be people who feel the response should be faster.