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Mysterious Orbs Flying Over Kansas City Stump Officials, Even the National Weather Service
At a Glance Images captured and posted to social media show strange orbs over Kansas City.The NWS said they had no explanation for the orbs. Most likely, they are high-altitude balloons launched this week in Maryland. A pair of strange orbs flying over Kansas City, Missouri, on Thursday initially had officials stumped, even the National Weather Service (NWS). Images posted to social media show two circular, white, glowing objects floating against a bright blue sky. On Thursday, the Kansas City...
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Louisiana Governor Asks for Aid After Seafood Industry Slammed by Freshwater Runoff
In this June 24, 2014 file photo, a worker shucks oysters at P&J Oyster Co., an oyster distributor in New Orleans. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert, File) At a Glance The declaration would bring federal aid to those affected.The state's oyster, crab and shrimp industries have all been affected.Mississippi's governor has also asked for federal assistance. The governor of Louisiana says the state's fisheries industry has been hit hard by an influx of freshwater into the Gulf of Mexico from upstream flooding,...
Flooding in Ohio, Illinois, New Jersey and Pennsylvania Forces Water Rescues, Strands Drivers, Stops Trains
At a Glance Residents had to be rescued from flooded homes in Westville, New Jersey.A grocery store roof collapsed in Flourtown, Pennsylvania.Train stations were flooded and tracks were damaged by overnight rains.Flooding closed several highways and stranded motorists in some places. Overnight flooding in Pennsylvania and New Jersey on Thursday forced people from their homes and left drivers stranded on highways. The storms were part of severe weather causing problems in many parts of the United States. Landslides closed roads...
National Alerts, Weather Warnings Could Be Vulnerable to Hackers, Researchers Say
Researchers say hackers could mimic messages like this test "Presidential Alert" sent last year. (Photo Illustration by Theo Wargo/Getty Images) At a Glance A loophole could allow hackers to create fake emergency alerts and weather warnings.The messages could mimic those sent by the president, Homeland Security, the National Weather Service and others.The researchers are working with officials and cell carriers to create a fix. Emergency alerts sent by government agencies to warn people in the U.S. of impending disasters, terrorist...
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