El Nino Could Bring Rain While Threatening California
El Nino signals a rainy winter for California, potentially easing drought but risking floods and mudslides. Meteorologists cite a 95 percent chance of lasting through winter with impacts from the San Francisco Bay Area to Sequoia National Park, and warnings go to emergency agencies about possible severe storms.
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I-95 Reopens Southbound as South Carolina Rebuilds
Gov. Nikki Haley urged recovery as repairs on I-95 continued after October floods. Crews reopened the southbound lanes ending an 168 mile detour from I-20 to I-26. Soldiers, volunteers, and law enforcement aided efforts while Columbia's water system polled toward a boil advisory end.
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