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Viral meme credits Gulf of America rename for zero hurricanes — Sep 21, 2026Meme Wars: trending on the Right today.

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Hurricane Rachel weakens, remains major off Baja — 6dHurricane Rachel reached Category 3 strength off Mexico’s Pacific coast, where it was moving slowly westward and was forecast to remain offshore. Authorities warned of dangerous surf and rip currents, heavy rain, and possible landslides and flooding in several coastal states.

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Marcus Bell Glad it's staying offshore, but those rip currents could still cause real problems for swimmers.

Category 3 Hurricane Polo nears Baja California landfall Monday — Sep 27, 2026Category 3 Hurricane Polo packs 125 mph winds as it nears Baja California landfall Monday under hurricane warning.

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Rachel Meyers Category 3 strength still means serious wind damage on landfall.

Storms, Hurricane Isaias Disrupt Florida FlightsWeather — 2dThunderstorms have caused thousands of U.S. flight delays and cancellations, with Florida airports including Orlando, Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Tampa particularly affected; the FAA warned that storm-related delays, reroutings or traffic restrictions may continue, though its advisory did not call for airport closures or a general ground stop. Tropical Storm Isaias was also expected to strengthen and bring further travel disruptions as it approached Florida.

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IJRNFL Wants Supreme Court To Blow Whistle On KalshiJack McGeever · 4 min · 1h

Meme linking Trump tariffs to hurricanes trends among conservatives — Sep 16, 2026Meme Wars: trending on the Right today.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Category 3 Nolo Threatens Remote Pacific Atolls — 5dHurricane Nolo rapidly strengthened to Category 3 over the Pacific west of Hawaii, prompting a tropical storm warning for part of the remote Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument. Forecasters warned that surf could inundate low-lying atolls, but no populated islands were expected to be threatened; Nolo was headed west toward the International Date Line.

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Sam Okafor Those atolls in the monument are already fragile ecosystems, hope the surf doesn't wipe out too much nesting habitat.

Watches, warnings discontinued as Hurricane Lowell pulls away from Hawaii — Sep 8, 2026

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Dana Whitfield Pulling away means less rain for the gardens but still watch the ocean swells.

Polo Nears Baja, With Second Landfall ForecastWeather — Sep 22, 2026Hurricane Polo strengthened offshore southwestern Mexico, bringing heavy rain and landslide risks as it was forecast to skirt the coast. Tropical Storm Nolo was also approaching Hawaii, where forecasters warned of potentially catastrophic flooding.

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Hurricanes Damage Hawaii, California; Infrastructure Remains Fragile — Sep 8, 2026Hawaii is still cleaning up after a record-setting hurricane season, with continuing damage assessments, school disruptions, and agricultural losses affecting residents and industries. Officials warn that the state’s water and power systems remain intertwined and fragile as climate-driven storms persist, underscoring the need for resilience investments across infrastructure, agriculture, and public services.

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Daily Caller News FoundationTrump’s Midterm-Timed Diesel Order Hits RoadblockPresident Donald Trump wants to give truckers a break at the diesel pump amid soaring wartime prices — but fuel companies appear to be afraid they will be left footing the bill.55m · 1 reads

Study says fossil fuel emissions will drive warming for centuries — Sep 23, 2026Researchers warn that emissions from major fossil-fuel and cement producers will sustain warming for centuries, while communities are already confronting stark climate extremes—from severe drought in hurricane-hit Tampa Bay to deadly flooding in Nepal. As Nepal faces a devastating recovery, cuts to international disaster-preparedness and adaptation programs, including U.S. foreign-aid reductions under President Trump, are leaving vulnerable countries with fewer resources.

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Hurricane Nolo Threatens Hawaii With Flooding — Sep 22, 2026Hawaii faces a continuing threat from tropical systems, with a potential new cyclone developing from the remnants of 15-E that could be named Nolo and bring significant rainfall, flooding, and wind across the islands; officials warn residents to stay vigilant as forecasts remain uncertain. Utilities and emergency agencies are mobilizing: Hawaiian Electric monitors the storm and readies restoration crews, while the National Guard supports flood-response efforts and ongoing recovery from prior storms as authorities prepare for possible impacts midweek.

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New York Pizza vs Chicago Deep DishYourlist — VS BattleThe foldable slice versus the fork-and-knife casserole — America's longest-running food fight.

JD FOSTER: Stuck On Stupid In The War On Drugs — Nov 12, 2025“Don’t get stuck on stupid,” advised Army Lt. General Russel Honore, brought in following Hurricane Katrina’s 2005 Louisiana landfall. America has been stuck on stupid in the “war on drugs” for a half century running…

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Hurricane Milton Now a Category 5 Hurricane, Evacuations Underway — Oct 7, 2024Hurricane Milton is gaining strength by the minute as it it Category 5 status late Monday night morning. The monster storm is currently over the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico on its way to Florida where it is…

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STEVE MILLOY: The Hurricane Season That Still Isn’t — Oct 19, 2025Cynical, disaster-seeking climate change hysterics have been pushing, for decades now, a narrative that global warming, especially warming ocean temperatures, increase the risk of hurricane activity. Every year, they…

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IJRWas NIH’s Trans Kids Research Russ Vought’s Last Straw?Emily Kopp · 8 min · 3h

Hurricane Lala Impacts Hawaii Islands — Aug 13, 2026Forecasters warn Tropical Storm Lala could strengthen into a hurricane and threaten Hawaii, with a hurricane watch in effect for the Big Island as heavy rain, strong winds, and dangerous surf disrupt travel and tourism across the islands. Models indicate Lala could pass near or over Hawaii this weekend, bringing 5 to 20 inches of rain and the threat of life-threatening floods and mudslides, especially in steep terrain.

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Can you actually read a map?Quizie — QuizFifteen world-geography questions. Most people miss at least three — the AI grades you and names your traveler rank.

Hurricane Melissa Death Toll in Jamaica Climbs as Relief Efforts Continue — Nov 11, 2025The confirmed death toll from Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica has risen to 45, with 15 more people reported missing, authorities said Tuesday. According to The Associated Press , officials warned that the numbers could…

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US Agency Violated Science Policy by Backing Trump Hurricane Tweet, Report FindsReporting — Jun 16, 2020The head of the U.S. agency that warns of dangerous weather violated its policy on scientific integrity with a statement last year backing a tweeted forecast by President Donald Trump about the path of a hurricane…

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Two Storms Head for US Gulf in Rare Hurricane Season EventReporting — Aug 22, 2020A pair of tropical cyclones forecast to become hurricanes early next week are headed for the U.S. Gulf Coast and will spin over the Gulf’s warm waters simultaneously, a rare weather event that could cause massive…

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Florida Fire Department Issues Warning to EV Owners After Seeing What Hurricanes TriggerOpinion — Sep 2, 2023In the wake of Hurricane Idalia’s landfall in Florida’s Big Bend near Keaton Beach on Wednesday, a local fire and rescue department has warned owners of electric-powered vehicles — including golf carts and scooters —…

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Daily Caller News FoundationNFL Wants Supreme Court To Blow Whistle On KalshiThe NFL urged the Supreme Court to protect states' authority to regulate sports gambling Thursday, arguing that prediction markets such as Kalshi are effectively sportsbooks operating under the guise of federally regulated financial exchanges.1h · 1 reads

Genevieve May Strengthen at Sea, Surf Impacts Noted — Jul 24, 2026Genevieve in the eastern Pacific is expected to rapidly intensify into a major hurricane, potentially reaching Category 3 with winds around 125 mph, while remaining largely at sea though swells could affect Mexico’s coast and California with dangerous surf and rip currents. Nearby, Fausto remains a Category 2 hurricane, and forecasters note rapid intensification is more likely in a warming ocean, with potential broader impacts such as a later heat wave in the U.S. Southwest and western states.

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LARRY ELDER: Hurricane Politics Is All About Climate Change — Oct 11, 2024“No one can deny the impact of climate crisis anymore. At least I hope they don’t. They must be brain dead if they do. Scientists report that with warming oceans powering more intense rains, storms like Helene are…

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MORGAN MURPHY: Common Sense Needs To Take Over California — Jan 12, 2025There’s usually a warning. Before Hurricane Katrina, multiple reports cautioned that New Orleans risked massive flooding. Prior to the 9-11 attacks in New York and Washington, the CIA warned President Bill Clinton that…

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Kerr County flood damages hundreds of Texas homesWeather — Jul 20, 2026Kerr County’s floods destroyed or damaged at least 135 homes and damaged hundreds of other structures and businesses, prompting a focus on long-term housing, debris removal, and rebuilding efforts after Gov. Greg Abbott’s helicopter survey. Officials warned downstream flooding remains a hazard and cautioned that tropical systems could threaten the Texas coast as hurricane season approaches, keeping agencies prepared.

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