August 5, 2008
Des Moines, Iowa (WiredPRNews.com Weather News) — Downtown Chicago was in panic on Monday night when tornado warnings followed a powerful storm. The fans had a mass departure from Wrigley Field in Chicago after the National Weather Service had established that conditions were favorable for a cyclone, although no tornado had touched down yet. […]
August 4, 2008
New Orleans, Louisiana (WiredPRNews.com) — On Sunday night, the National Hurricane Center issued a hurricane watch on the eastern coast of Texas and western Louisiana. That means that there is a possibility of hurricane conditions accelerating from Tropical Storm Edouard in the next 24 hours in these areas.
Edouard has been classified as a class 5 […]
August 3, 2008
Idaho Falls, Idaho (WiredPRNews.com) — The smoke that enveloped most of Yosemite National Park was cleared to some extent by Tuesday. The wildfire spread for nearly six miles from the perimeter of the park.
The fire burned about 29,600 acres of land and destroyed about 25 homes at the western side of the park. As per […]
August 1, 2008
Carrollton, Texas (WiredPRNews.com) — Storms from the Great Lakes stretched to north Texas while the Northeast and the Rockies woke to calm weather. The cold front above the Great Lakes kicked up strong wings, thunderstorms and heavy rain over the Ohio River Valley and Midwest into the plains. In the south, low pressure is […]
July 30, 2008
Mexico City, Mexico (WiredPRNews.com) — Flooding caused by heavy rainfall from the remains of Hurricane Dolly kept large numbers of evacuees away from their homes and camp-grounds.
Rio Ruidoso was running high and muddy through Monday, with water flooding over roads on to low lying areas. The major thoroughfare in the middle of Ruidoso, Paradise Canyon […]
July 29, 2008
Brownsville, Texas (WiredPRNews.com) — The weather department has reported the death of one person as steamy depression Dolly cast off rain over Mexico and Texas on Friday, July 25th after having stroked the coast in the form of a hurricane resulting in terrible floods.
The first hurricane this year which hit the Gulf of Mexico was […]
July 27, 2008
Augusta, Maine (WiredPRNews.com) — Violent storms hit central New Hampshire, destroying countless homes and killing one woman. The woman was in her house along with her infant grandchild and husband when the storm took her life. Firefighters and police searched door to door for other victims in the area of Northwood Lake.
William Degnan, the […]
June 26, 2008
San Francisco, California (WiredPRNews.com) — In only one day’s time, an electrical storm gave free reign to about 8,000 lightening strikes setting over 800 wildfires throughout the scenic forests of Northern California.
The lightening storm was a rare instance bringing little or no rain as is expected in a storm with lightening, but miles of electrical […]
June 14, 2008
San Francisco, California (WiredPRNews.com) — Stories continue to pour in from across the nation reporting catastrophic devastation. Flooding and tornadoes in the Midwest are killing residents and flushing years of homes and family life into miles of muddy water. On the west coast of the country, fires are paralyzing the scenic landscape forcing thousands of […]
June 3, 2008
Sedona, Arizona (WiredPRNews.com) — With the coming of the hurricane season beginning June 1, it is predicted that this time, the hurricanes would be so threatening and rough that would cause major disruption in the pipelines of the United States. This devastation will further contribute negatively in the rising of gas prices even more than […]
