Scientists say hurricanes are growing so powerful that we need to add a Category 6. Here's what that would look like.

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3D rendering of Category 4 hurricane near the US State of Louisiana.

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Southern California neighborhoods that attract the rich and famous are also some of the hardest-hit areas during major storms

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Los Angeles, CA - February 05: An aerial view of a Beverly Crest home that was pushed off it's foundation by a mudslide early Monday morning near Beverly Glen Boulevard. No one was home when the mudslide occurred.
An aerial view of a Beverly Crest home that was pushed off its foundation by a mudslide early Monday morning near Beverly Glen Boulevard. No one was home when the mudslide occurred.

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Photos: California's Coastline Under Siege by Atmospheric River

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California’s coast bore the brunt of an atmospheric river, a heavy corridor of moisture in the air that came to ground in the form of some diluvian rains.

Alex Winter on Innovative Horror Movies

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This is the Coolest Galaxy S24 AI Feature That Few Are Talking About

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I'm a boomer who moved to Canada for love and found a great retirement and better weather

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Linda Ofshe at Peace Arch Park, located on the border between the US and Canada.

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The mystery of Chipotle's 'burrito season,' solved

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Chipotle is hiring 19,000 workers to handle "burrito season" — a sudden increase in sales from March to May. Which begs the question: there's a "burrito season"?

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A Gen Xer who moved to Phoenix from Kansas said while he's paying more for his house and summers are brutal, there's much more to do

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Phoenix, Arizona.

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Alex Winter on His Character in Destroy All Neighbors

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A Florida boomer said he 'can't move back to California fast enough' due to better weather and a calmer lifestyle

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Steve Prevesk, a former Los Angeles resident who has lived in Florida for over two decades combined, wants to return to California.

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