America's Second-Biggest Weather Killer Is Not What You Think

An average of more than 100 people are killed by flooding in the U.S. annually and many of those happen in vehicles.
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6 People Killed, Apartments Collapse In West Virginia Flooding

Massive rainfall overnight on Saturday overwhelmed the local waterways near Wheeling.
6 People Killed, Apartments Collapse In West Virginia Floodingstory-preview

Debris Washed Along In Raging W. Virginia Floodwaters

A quick storm caused several inches of rain to fall in a short period of time in the West Virginia Panhandle on Saturday. Watch as a street quickly turns into a rushing river, with a strong current overtaking parked cars.
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Watch: The Giant Giraffe That (Almost) Got Away

A giant inflatable giraffe outside a shopping mall was no match for the strong winds during a yellow weather alert, as it tumbled across the pavement and landed dramatically in front of a car entering an underground parking lot. Despite the chaos caused by severe wind gusts and the giraffe’s unexpected dash into traffic, no injuries or property damage were reported.
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AC: Turn It Up Or Leave It Running When I Leave Home?

Meteorologist Sara Tonks answers the summer’s hottest question: Should you leave your A/C running or turn it off when you’re not home? From smart thermostat tweaks to simple tricks like changing your air filter, using ceiling fans and boosting airflow, Tonks shares expert tips to keep your home cool and your energy bills in check.
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