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  • Beryl causes 'massive destruction' in St. Vincent, Grenadines

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  • 'Life-Threatening' Hurricane Beryl Approaches Caribbean Islands

    A satellite captured spectacular imagery showing lightning within Hurricane Beryl’s eye wall as the storm moved northward toward the Windward Islands in the Caribbean on Sunday, June 30.The Category 4 hurricane was expected to bring life-threatening wind, rain, and storm surges to Grenada, St Vincent, and the Grenadines by Monday morning, and could impact Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, and the Cayman Islands later in the week, according to the US National Hurricane Center. Credit: CSU/CIRA & NOAA via Storyful

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  • Camper found dead in Red River Gorge; rescue team assists another with heat exhaustion

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  • Stationary, stormy pattern on the Prairies means daily severe weather risk

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  • Hurricane Beryl morphs into record-breaking Cat 5 storm as it barrels through the Caribbean

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  • Biden proposes new rule to protect 36 million workers from extreme heat

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  • Calgary mayor Gondek announces city is 'one giant step closer to restoring full water usage'

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