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Morning forecast | September 21, 2023

Science

A total solar eclipse coming to Arkansas on April 8, 2024 | When & where to watch

The path of totality for the April 2024 solar eclipse will be right over Arkansas. Which counties will have the best viewing?
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Your Arkansas weather forecast from THV11

Your Arkansas weather forecast from THV11
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THV11+ weather forecast | September 20, 2023

THV11+ weather forecast | September 20, 2023.
Weather

List of Arkansas counties with burn bans in effect

As Arkansas moves into drier weather, the concern for wildfires has grown, and burn bans are currently effective in about 25 counties.
Local News

East coast prepares for Hurricane Lee

Many along the East Coast of the United States are using the calm before the storm to prepare ahead of Hurricane Lee.
Nation World

Death toll soars to 11,300 in flooding in Libya's coastal city of Derna, Libyan Red Crescent says

The Secretary General of the group says a further 10,100 are reported missing in the coastal city.
Nation World

Searchers race to recover bodies in Libya as death toll from flooding hits 5,100

The city of Derna was swamped by 23-foot waves, leaving scores of people dead and buildings damaged or destroyed.
Nation World

US sets record for expensive weather disasters in a year -- with four months yet to go

With four months left in the year, the U.S. has set a troubling record when it comes to weather disasters.
Nation World

How to help victims of the earthquake in Morocco

Efforts to provide aid are just beginning, but several international groups have already set up funds to support their work in the country.
Nation World

Kilauea, Hawaii's second-largest volcano, begins erupting again

Kilauea, Hawaii’s second largest volcano, erupted from September 2021 until last December.
Nation World

Moroccan soldiers and aid teams battle to reach remote, quake-hit towns as toll rises past 2,400

The United Nations estimates that 300,000 people were affected by Friday night’s magnitude 6.8 quake, made more dangerous by its relatively shallow depth.