Nature
Add as a preferred source on GoogleCBS News reported flash-flooding and large-hail risks near Los Angeles and Las Vegas, with tornadoes also possible.
A CBS News forecast report placed nearly 30 million people within a western U.S. storm zone, with severe-weather risks extending across parts of Arizona, Nevada and Southern California.
The forecast identified the Los Angeles and Las Vegas areas as facing severe-weather risks. The report described tornadoes as an unusual hazard for the region.
Xinhua said more than 12,000 people were relocated, while the China Earthquake Networks Center counted 413 aftershocks.
BMKG counted 19 hotspots the previous day. The Straits Times reported a farmer’s smaller harvest estimate after dry weather, while three outlets put September respiratory illness cases at a 2026 high.
Channel NewsAsia reported readings of 108 in the west and 102 in central Singapore; the National Environment Agency had forecast an unhealthy range for Friday.
