Historic Day In NYC: Unnamed System Prompts Flash Flood Emergency
Dangerous flooding swamped New York City streets, sidewalks and subways Friday.
Here's What's Happening In The Atlantic
Could two named systems combine in the Atlantic? Meteorologist Orelon Sidney updates us with the latest forecasts.
Citrus Farmers Worry Saltwater Intrusion Will Kill Seedlings
As a result of a drier-than-normal summer, the flow of the Mississippi is weaker than normal allowing saltwater from the Gulf of Mexico to travel upstream. Beyond the worry surrounding drinking water supply, citrus farmers along the river are also worried. Saltwater may kill citrus seedlings, disrupting a multi-million dollar state industry.
'False Fall' Won't Last Long, Timing The Temperature Drop
Meteorologist Orelon Sidney takes an early look at the week ahead and shares how long some of the warm temperatures will last.
Sabotage: One Of The World's Most Iconic Trees Cut Down
One of Britain’s most famous trees was cut down overnight, and officials say a 16-year-old boy has been arrested.
