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Amy Graff
Verified
Weather Data Reporter, The New York Times
San Francisco
Beats
Volcanoes and other natural events are preferred but also some major breaking news events.Weather Climate Change
Sports, business, news.
Content
By Amy Graff Verified| The New York Times Verified Even a few seconds' notice gives people time to prepare before the shaking. Millions of people across Southern California learned about a 5.2-magnitude earthquake that hit San Diego County on Monday not from their windows rattling or their picture frames clattering, but from a noisy alert on their mobile phones seconds before the shaking started. The urgent messages - advising people to "drop, cover, hold on.
By Amy Graff Verified| The New York Times Verified Even a few seconds' notice gives people time to prepare before the shaking. Millions of people across Southern California learned about a 5.2-magnitude earthquake that hit San Diego County on Monday not from their windows rattling or their picture frames clattering, but from a noisy alert on their mobile phones seconds before the shaking started. The urgent messages - advising people to "drop, cover, hold on.
By Mitch Smith, Isabelle Taft Verified, Rachel Nostrant Verified, Amy Graff Verified| The Boston Globe Verified Rivers were rising rapidly across much of the Midwest and South on Saturday, prompting water rescues, evacuation orders and road closures as a relentless storm continued to dump rain. The increased flooding, which was happening from Texas to Ohio, came after days of heavy rains and tornadoes that killed at least 14 people, including a Missouri firefighter who died while responding to a water rescue call Friday and a 74-year-old found trapped in a submerged vehicle in Kentucky.
Company Info
The New York Times
New York, New York, United States
+1 800-698-4637