STORM

While Thursday's blizzard could bring up to a foot of snow in the Big Apple, it is much less severe than those of years past.

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Snowfall is expected to accumulate about two inches per hour in areas of Boston, Philadelphia and New York City.

The number of injuries as a result of the storms remains unclear, but photos and videos poured into social media showing the devastation in New Orleans.

Extreme weather events Sunday night caused damage to at least 30 homes, though no injuries were reported, according to authorities.

At least three inches of snow were expected to be dumped on some areas in the south as far as Alabama.

Rain and snow in the Sierra Nevada mountains could help California during its long drought.

Interior areas of New Hampshire and Maine are expected to see the worst of the snowy and windy conditions.

Blizzard warnings in northern-central U.S. states are in effect until Monday.

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A second storm is expected to hit southern California Friday, bringing high winds and heavy rains to the city.

Wind speeds may reach up to 70 miles an hour in some areas of Connecticut and Massachusetts.

Seventeen car crashes were reported Sunday because of the accumulating snow.

The storm brought traffic misery to the morning commute in Utah and prompted North Dakota's governor to order an evacuation of those camping on federal land.

A study reconstructed western Caribbean tropical cyclone activity over the past 450 years and found it shifting northward due to human-induced climate change.

Though storm paths are hard to predict, Tropical Storm Otto isn't expected to impact the United States. 

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The deadly storm has killed at least seven people in the Philippines.

Wind gusts as high as 107 mph have been recorded in Cape Canaveral, Florida.

Four deaths have been documented in the Dominican Republic and five were reported in Haiti.