Month: February 2024

Risk of hail and tornadoes between eastern Texas and South Carolina before expected move north

An area of low pressure developed across Texas on Saturday, bringing a severe weather threat to the south-eastern US on Sunday and Monday. The depression is expected to develop into a nor’easter over the coming days. The storm is likely to dominate weather conditions across the eastern US and south-eastern Canada through the coming week.

After its initial development, the system moved slowly eastwards across the US Gulf Coast states on Monday. The US Storm Prediction Center forecast an enhanced risk (level three of five on its hazard scale) of severe thunderstorms, with a threat of hail, damaging straight-line winds and tornadoes across an area from eastern Texas to South Carolina. Continue reading…
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Meatball casserole is a flavorful and hearty dish featuring seasoned meatballs nestled in layers of sauce and cheese on a base of pasta.

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Lunar New Year is all about joy, reflection, and, of course, delicious foods. Drawing from my Chinese heritage and two decades of experience as a recipe developer, I’m excited to share with you a collection of my favorite Chinese New Year cookie recipes. What I love about these treats is that they’re infused with culture […]

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Change up your dinner with this simple Air Fryer Greek Chicken recipe. Tender, juicy chicken cooked to perfection and served with tzatziki.

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ICYMI: It’s up to 300 locals in the north Atlantic town of Cape Ray to recover a shipwreck that appeared last month

Freezing waves crashed into Shawn Bath and Trevor Croft as they braved the unforgiving swells of the north Atlantic. Snow fell gently as the pair of local residents took turns with a hacksaw: one cutting through the planks of a centuries-old shipwreck while the other kept a close watch on the cresting breakers.

“Each wave lifts you up and can toss you around. And the ship is full of copper, brass and wood spikes sticking up everywhere, so there’s potential for injury,” said Bath, a former urchin diver who, with Croft, runs a local marine cleanup project. “But it’s just super exciting to be a part of the whole thing.” Continue reading…
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