Storms Hit Both Sides of U.S. as Pacific Hurricanes Churn
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Powerful storms brought dangerous weather to parts of North America over the weekend, according to AP News, as tropical systems churned in the Pacific and forecasts tracked additional activity.
The New York Times linked storms on both sides of the United States to El Niño, while The Atlantic described the Pacific as crowded with hurricanes. Central Oregon Daily reported that Hawaii and Mexico were preparing as Hurricane Nolo and Category 4 Hurricane Polo churned in the region.
FOX 13 Tampa Bay also issued a tropical weather forecast, while NPR included the powerful U.S. storms among its top news reports.
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