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Red Orbit.com/ 3/1/2013, Joshua Kelly

 

 

Big Story Weather from February 28: The Northeast saw snow showers and very strong winds around the Maine area, while the majority of the country saw partly cloudy skies and colder conditions, and the Northwest saw some showers yesterday.

 

 

Weather Outlook for March 1: An upper level trough will move through the Tennessee River Valley bringing with it some light snow and light mix precipitation to the area. High pressure over the Rockies will set the stage for a nice day over the Plains and Gulf Coast, but it will be cooler than normal for these regions. A few showers will linger in the extreme Northwest US. Below is the weather for a few select cities.

A loud crash, and then nothing: Sinkhole swallows Florida man

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CNN.com - 3/01/13, By Nick Valencia, Tina Burnside and Michael Pearson

STORY HIGHLIGHTS
  • NEW: Hole, previously reported as 100 feet across, is about 20 to 30 feet wide, engineer says
  • The sinkhole opened under a home's bedroom, swallowing a man inside
  • Monitoring equipment failed to detect any sign of life in the sinkhole
  • "I know in my heart he's dead," man's brother tells CNN affiliate WFTS
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(CNN) -- The ground just swallowed him up.

Fish kills present on Lee Co. beaches

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NBC-2.com - Lauren DiSpirito, 2/26/13

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FORT MYERS BEACH - Thousands of dead fish are washing up on beaches on Sanibel and Fort Myers Beach. They're all victims of red tide. The toxic algae bloom has lingered off shore, but the recent winds have pushed red tide and its effects closer to the shore.

On beaches known for their shells and sand, there are conditions unlike anything some visitors say they've seen before.

To watch the video and read the rest of this story, visit nbc-2.com.

Cleveland's fish kill is not pollution related

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WKSU.org - 2/25/13, KEVIN NIEDERMIER

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The Ohio Department of Natural Resources has confirmed that a fish kill on the Cuyahoga River last weekend resulted from natural causes.Thousands of dead fish were found Sunday floating in the river in the Flats area near downtown Cleveland. ODNR official Jessie Janosik did the investigation. He says the species of fish involved led to the conclusion.

“It was all gizzard shad.  When the temperature fluctuates a lot, this fish can’t handle it and they die. What happened here is that the temperature has changed a lot lately and that caused the kill.”

To listen to the clip and read the rest of this story, visit WKSU.org.

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