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Tropical Storm Milton track, models
SUMMARY: Over a week after Hurricane Helene caused extensive damage, the area is experiencing a welcome stretch of dry weather. Today and tomorrow will see plenty of sunshine with temperatures in the low to mid 80s before a cooldown arrives on Tuesday, bringing highs in the 70s and possible overnight lows in the 50s and 40s, especially in higher elevations. Although hurricane season continues, most tropical activity in the Atlantic poses no threat to the region. A system in the Gulf of Mexico may develop into a tropical storm but is expected to remain south of the Carolinas, allowing for continued pleasant weather locally.
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Tropical Storm Milton has formed and is expected to become a hurricane.
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Rep. Nancy Mace accuses S.C. Atty Gen. of turning blind eye to victims of sexual predators
SUMMARY: South Carolina Representative Nancy Mace delivered a passionate hour-long speech in the U.S. House, denouncing individuals who exploit women and children, referencing her own experiences with her ex-fiancé, whom she accused of possessing disturbing images and videos of victims, including herself. Mace claimed to have found over 10,000 explicit images and criticized the South Carolina Attorney General, Alan Wilson, for allegedly delaying her claims, labeling the response as intimidation against victims. In a rebuttal, Wilson’s office stated Mace’s accusations were false, insisting that he was unaware of the allegations until her speech and emphasizing his commitment to protecting vulnerable individuals.
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I-40 reopen date announced after Helene
SUMMARY: Nearly five months after Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina, recovery efforts continue on a key stretch of I-40 in Haywood County, used by 26,000 daily commuters. Although the road has been closed since the storm, $350 million in federal funding from NCDOT aims to reopen it with one lane in each direction and reduced speed limits. Governor Josh Stein emphasized that the total damage to roads and bridges exceeded $5 billion, requiring federal support. U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy visited the area, highlighting the need for local resources to expedite the rebuilding process and his commitment to aid North Carolina.
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I-40 reopen date announced after Helene
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Eagles answer Mahomes magic with 6 sacks, 3 turnovers of KC QB in Super Bowl blowout
SUMMARY: In the Super Bowl, Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs faced a humiliating defeat against the Philadelphia Eagles, losing 40-22. The game featured a critical sequence where Mahomes was sacked twice and threw an interception returned for a touchdown. The Chiefs struggled offensively, managing only one first down in the first half, while Mahomes endured six sacks, marking the toughest game of his career. He acknowledged his role in the turnovers that swung momentum. Despite aiming for a third consecutive title, the Chiefs performed poorly, with their offensive line failing to provide adequate protection against the Eagles’ dominant defense.
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