Nearly a week after disaster roared in from the sea, much of Marsh Harbour on Abaco Island felt empty Saturday. A hot wind whistled through stands of decapitated pine trees and homes that collapsed during Hurricane Dorian. But some residents remain, and say they plan to stay and help rebuild the community.
Our Sunday weather will be less than ideal. We’ll have cool temperatures, with periods of rain in many locations. Temperatures recover this coming week, but we’ll see several bouts of showers and thunderstorms. Starting on Monday, the weather radar at the NWS Twin Cities office will be down due to an equipment upgrade.
Our Sunday will feature cool temps and periods of rain. An isolated thunderstorm is also possible in some areas. Warmer temps and some additional bouts of rain and thunder are in the forecast this coming week. We might even touch 80!
Retired Adm. David Titley, former NOAA operations chief, said NOAA's leadership is showing "moral cowardice" and injecting mistrust into important weather forecasts.
Portions of Minnesota and western Wisconsin will see showers at times this Saturday and Saturday evening. An isolated thunderstorm will also be possible. Sunday rain chances are highest in the southern half of Minnesota. Which Minnesota State Fair was cooler, 2019 or 2009?
Dorian arrived on Canada's Atlantic coast Saturday with heavy rain and powerful winds, toppling a construction crane in Halifax and knocking out power for more than 300,000 people a day after the storm wreaked havoc on North Carolina's Outer Banks.
Search and rescue teams are still trying to reach some Bahamian communities isolated by floodwaters and debris after Hurricane Dorian, while the official death toll has risen to 43 and is likely to increase even more, top officials said.
President Donald Trump's relentless justifications of his erroneous warnings that Hurricane Dorian was threatening Alabama on Sunday, which created days of ridicule and skepticism, are just the latest example of the president's lifelong reluctance to admit an error, no matter how innocuous.
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