December 25, 2011 All The Rest
Facing political hostility and lacking adequate financing, scientists are struggling to report on the causes of a concentrated span of extreme weather in the United States.
High winds from a menacing northeaster knocked out power for 2.3 million customers, and the storm threatened to topple October snowfall records.
Dehydration causes blood volume to drop, researchers say, resulting in less blood and oxygen flow to the brain.
National Weather Service forecasts indicate heavy rain is on the way, atop the several inches that already have fallen.
Six children unhurt, victim’s wife suffered minor arm injury from storm damage.
Also see time-lapse video of storms moving in and flooding at an apartment complex.
Numbers expected to climb as night progresses, storms continue.
Storms have made landfall in Ottawa County, could hit Grand Rapids.
November 30, 2010 All The Rest
For the 43 drivers of the Muskegon County Road Commission, the upcoming winter season means 16-hour shifts and miles and miles — more than 1,000 in Muskegon County — of roads that require plowing.
As of late afternoon Thursday, 450 Consumers Energy customers in Muskegon County were still without power, as were 230 in Newaygo County and 270 in Ottawa County.
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