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B.C. regional district lifts last of its evacuation orders for Ainslie Creek wildfire

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B.C. regional district lifts last of its evacuation orders for Ainslie Creek wildfire
CTV News
CTV News23 mins ago
B.C. regional district lifts last of its evacuation orders for Ainslie Creek wildfire
The Thompson-Nicola Regional District in southern British Columbia has lifted the last of its evacuation orders related to the out-of-control Ainslie Creek wildfire.
New York Post
New York Post8 hrs ago
Fast-growing wildfire engulfs scenic California coast as urgent evacuation orders issued
A fast-burning wildfire near Big Sur exploded to nearly 6,000 acres on Saturday morning.
ITV News
ITV News4 days ago
Travel disruption warning issued ahead of midweek thunderstorms and heavy rain | ITV News - ITVX
Travel disruption warning issued ahead of midweek thunderstorms and heavy rain | ITV News  ITVX
NDTV
NDTV4 days ago
Heavy Rain In Delhi For Second Day, Red Alert Issued
For now, flight operations at Delhi Airport are normal, according to a passenger advisory.
Times of India
Times of India5 days ago
Delhi-NCR rain chaos: Capital under orange alert; WFH advisory issued for Gurgaon
Heavy rains lashed Delhi-NCR on Monday, causing significant waterlogging and traffic congestion. Authorities in Gurgaon issued a work-from-home advisory for August 25 due to the downpour. Several key roads and underpasses in Delhi also experienced severe water accumulation. Flight operations were disrupted, with fiftee
Malay Mail
Malay Mail7 days ago
MetMalaysia warns thunderstorms, heavy rain and strong winds in Kelantan, Sarawak, Sabah until 7pm
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 22 — The Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia) has issued a warning of thunderstorms...
RNZ
RNZ🏁 first to report8 days ago
Weather: Heavy rain warnings for South Island, severe gales to batter lower North Island
MetService said snow would also fall in Otago and high-altitude roads across the South Island.