Five Day Weather Forecast Patchy Conditions Noted
Elyria region shows sunshine with clouds today and chances of showers in the south tonight. Tomorrow brings increasing clouds and morning showers in some areas. Northeast winds on Lake Erie shift to north with 2 foot or less waves tonight.
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Regional UV Index Snapshot for Midwestern Cities
Readings show varied UV levels across Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania and Michigan with highs ranging from the mid 60s to 70s in several cities including Cincinnati Cleveland and Indianapolis. Some locales report air quality and sky conditions and multiple stations indicate sunscreen advisories and peak sun hours.
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Mount St Helens Steam Emission Spurs Scientific Watch
Mount St Helens released a steam plume about 500 feet above the crater as seismic activity remained low. USGS scientists led by Jeff Wynn and John Pallister assess meltwater interactions and possible magma movement while cautioning that only minor activity is expected in coming weeks or months.
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Congress approves 14.5 billion hurricane aid package
Congress approved a 14.5 billion disaster bill to aid hurricane victims and farmers hit by drought and floods. The measure funds FEMA and related relief, with allocations for oyster restoration, timber and pecan growers, and various agricultural producers across multiple states.
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Tropical storm floods SE Louisiana after water main break
Tropical Storm Matthew weakened as its remnants pushed northward. coastal areas racked by flooding await a wind shift to push high water back to sea. The storm caused up to 12 inches of rain in SE Louisiana, left about 30,000 residents without water in LaPlace, and prompted school closures in St. John the Baptist Parish. Repairs finished Monday but flood warnings remained.
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