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Beach erosion causes homes to collapse
A major winter storm churned up huge waves crashing along the shores of Sandwich, Massachusetts on Feb. 2. Beach erosion ate away on the shoreline and caused many homes to collapse into the water.
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Snow melt, rain causing widespread flooding in Germany
BERLIN (AP) — Rivers around Germany continued to swell Thursday, fed by melting snow and regular rain and leading to widespread flooding and disruptions to shipping traffic. Residents in the eastern community of Burkhardtsdorf in Saxony, not far from
Read more…Met Office "amber" snow warning for parts of Scotland
Cawdor Estate, near Nairn, said it was seeing the deepest snow in its first "proper winter" for about 10 years.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-highlands-islands-55917990
Read more…NYC digs out after major snowstorm
New York City got hit with snowfall it hadn't seen in years. AccuWeather's Dexter Henry looks back at how the storm impacted the Big Apple.
https://www.accuweather.com/en/videos/nyc-digs-out-after-major-snowstorm/UUkBJg0m
Read more…California highway collapses into Pacific Ocean!
This aerial video shows a section of Highway 1 near Big Sur, California, that collapsed into the Pacific Ocean on Jan. 28 after heavy rainfall caused a debris flow of trees, rocks and mud.
https://www.accuweather.com/en/videos/california-highway-col
Read more…10 years since this unforgettable scene unfolded during historic blizzard
Rush hour traffic in a massive city may feel like an eternity on any given Tuesday afternoon. However, for a few thousand Chicago commuters in 2011, no drive home from work ever dragged on quite as it did on Groundhog Day -- nor will any other likely
Read more…Beast of a storm shatters century-old records, leaves region buried!
After a three-day snowstorm that may have felt like three years -- including on Groundhog Day, no less -- a heavy blanket of record-breaking, deadly snowfall has left an entire winter’s worth of snow behind.
As the bull's-eye of the storm targeted th
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