Severe Texas Storms Cause Power Outages and Disrupt Runoff Elections
Severe storms hit Texas, causing power outages for a million homes and businesses, disrupting runoff elections, and resulting in one death.
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Severe Storms Hit Central USA: 18 Dead, 642K Without Power
Powerful storms on May 26 killed 18 in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Kentucky, leaving over 642,000 without power. 120 million more face severe weather Monday.
Texas Storms Leave Over 190,000 Without Power as Recovery Efforts Continue
Severe storms have left over 190,000 in Texas without power. Recovery efforts are underway, with CenterPoint Energy aiming to restore service by Wednesday evening.
Houston Faces New Heat-Related Risks Following Deadly Storms
After deadly storms killed seven in Houston, the city now faces health risks from extreme heat and smog as cleanup and power restoration continue.
Strong Solar Storm to Spark Northern Lights Across the U.S. This Weekend
An unusually strong solar storm is set to brighten the U.S. skies with northern lights as far south as Alabama, while potentially disrupting power and communications this weekend.
Tropical Cyclone Kirrily Leaves 64,000 in Queensland Without Power
Tropical Cyclone Kirrily strikes Queensland, leaving 64,000 without power amid extreme El Niño weather conditions.
Severe Cold Snap Leaves Over 100,000 in Oregon Without Power
A severe cold snap has left over 100,000 Oregonians without power as continued ice and wind impede restoration efforts.
Candles Light the Way: Gaza Shop Owners Struggle with Power Outages
Gaza’s shop owners are forced to use candles due to power outages caused by ongoing bombardment, leading to high prices and scarcity of goods.
Gaza Faces Growing Power Crisis as Electricity Supply Dwindles
With Israel cutting off power to Gaza, residents struggle as backup generators and solar power supplies dwindle amidst ongoing conflict.
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