** WATCHING FOR HEAVY STORMS, TUESDAY, JULY 28 **
Here is a National Blend of Models representation of the potential rainfall amounts to come tomorrow, July 28th, across the state. Keep in mind, given this is a "blend" there will be areas that see higher and/or lower amounts due to the nature of thunderstorms. Thunderstorms may drop a lot of rain in one location, but barely anything just down the road. The best chance to see the heaviest storms will be across eastern Pennsylvania, where training and repeated thunderstorms may even bring localized amounts of 3 to 6 inches of rainfall.
Remember: NEVER DRIVE THROUGH FLOODED WATERS! You never know how deep the water actually is, and you will likely put your life at risk doing so. Share to spread the word!
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Paul Natonabah, whose photographs documented more than four decades of Diné history for the Navajo Times, died Saturday, July 25. He was 82.
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On July 29, the full Buck Moon will light up the night sky.
Named for the time of year when male deer begin growing new antlers, July's full moon is a good reminder to step outside, slow down and spend a little time gazing at the night sky.
Photo of full moon rise over Death Valley National Park by Tom Morris
⚠️ FLASH FLOODING RISK INCREASED FOR THIS TUESDAY 7/28 ⚠️
Heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected across central and eastern Pennsylvania later Tuesday afternoon and evening. In response, the WPC has placed parts of the region under a flash flood risk (level 1/4 - green, level 2/4- yellow). Scattered flash flooding events are expected in the level 2/4(yellow). Flash flooding is expected in the heavy thunderstorms due to the recently saturated ground and high atmospheric moisture content. Thunderstorms may produce 1-2"+/hr rates tomorrow, which can lead to flash flooding. Flash flooding may occur as quick as minutes in the heaviest thunderstorms. Remember to turn around, don't drown, and heed all flash flood alerts issued today. Stay tuned! #PAwx #FlashFlood #Pennsylvania #Weather #Thunderstorm
In Spain, 79,000 people have been evacuated from their homes in villages west of Madrid and in Castellón, a province on the eastern coast, while 30,000 others have been confined to their homes, the government said.
Daily update for 30-acre #OsoCanyonFire 07/27/2026
#Smoke#jumpers dropped into the fire late yesterday afternoon.
Today they will engage directly with the fire while hand crews continue to scout the perimeter of the fire strategizing the best location for line construction. Several aerial assets are engaged on the fire conducting retardant and water drops.
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The water temperature hit a balmy 76.8°F at Santa Monica Pier yesterday, the highest July water temperature ever recorded at the pier.
As a result of these warm ocean temperatures, SoCal has been much more humid than normal this summer.
@muhiwah@earthcurated The Eurasian tectonic plate and the Indian tectonic plate are pushing against each other. Because both plates are light continental rock, neither can sink. They crumple and fold upward instead.
“Climate change will manifest as a series of disasters viewed through phones with footage that gets closer and closer to where you live/go on holiday until you’re the one filming it.”
A major forest fire has broken out in the Carbonaire area of La Vall d'Uixó, in the province of Castellón, Valencia region, Spain.
Emergency crews have activated the forest fire response plan, with seven aircraft and numerous ground teams battling the flames.
A nearby residential area has been evacuated, while residents in La Vilavella have been told to stay indoors due to heavy smoke. Avoid the area and keep roads clear for emergency crews.
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A major wildfire in the Cairngorms National Park has forced Police Scotland to declare a major incident in the Highlands of Scotland.
Nethy Bridge village has been fully evacuated, with access roads closed and exclusion zones in place. Popular tourist areas, including Loch Morlich, Glenmore, Abernethy Forest and Cairngorm Mountain, have also been shut due to the extreme fire risk.
Heavy smoke has drifted up to 60 miles away, prompting air quality warnings for parts of Aberdeenshire and Aberdeen City. Authorities are reminding the public that all fires and barbecues are currently banned across the national park.
Chaco Canyon is a sacred, irreplaceable place. It is sacred to our Pueblos, preserves thousands of years of history, and must be protected.
Our history, our sacred landscapes, and our public lands are not for sale. Submit your comment today to help protect Chaco.
I DO NOT want self-driving cars.
I DO NOT want humanoid robots.
I DO NOT want Al in every app I use.
I want clean water.
I want a stable climate.
I want a habitable planet.
Zuni Pueblo is facing dangerous flash flooding, and families have been forced to leave their homes. I’m grateful to Tribal leaders, first responders, and community members working together to protect residents and help those who have been displaced.
Please stay away from flooded areas and follow all evacuation and safety instructions. We are standing with the Zuni community through this emergency and the recovery ahead.
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