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SAN DIEGO, Calif. (KNSD/NBC) – Two people were killed when a tree crushed a home in San Diego Monday morning. The tree, which was estimated to be about 100 feet tall, fell on the home in the Point Loma Heights neighborhood of …

MEDFORD, Ore.– For everyone living in the U.S., you’ll be receiving a front row seat to the only total lunar eclipse of 2019 Sunday night. The Super Blood Wolf Moon as it’s being called due to its red shading and full moon …

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (NBC) – It continues to be a rough go for millions across the southeast—pounded by a massive winter storm, dumping more than a foot of snow and ice across an area not used to dealing with the extreme conditions. The …

MOUNT ASHLAND, Ore. — No one is happier about the recent snow than Mt. Ashland Ski Area, they’re hoping to open this weekend. Right now Mt. Ashland is measuring 24 inches on the snow stake. But despite the weekend help from mother …

The first significant winter storm of the season is on the way, and drivers are being urged to use extreme caution on the roads. The Oregon Department of Transportation was prepping for the winter storm all day Friday. ODOT told NBC5 News …

ASHLAND, Ore. — The latest report on climate change shows major impacts to our way of life in the Pacific Northwest. Hotter temperatures contributing to drought and rising sea levels, threatening our forests and coastlines, experts warn the impacts could take a …

SALEM, Ore. – Starting November 1, Oregon drivers will be able to install studded tires on their vehicles. The Oregon Department of Transportation said even though studded tires are allowed through March 31, damage caused by the metal studs cause about $8.5 …

MEDFORD, Ore. – We’ve seen record breaking high temperatures over the past couple weeks, which has been a contributing factor in continued fire risk. However, experts say it’s not unusual for southern Oregon to remain in Fire Season this late in the year. …

Llano, Texas (NBC News) – Much of Central Texas is underwater after days of rain, and the wet weather is expected to continue into the weeekend. At least two people have died in the floods, and first responders have carried out dozens …

SALEM, Ore. – The Pacific Northwest could experience higher than normal temperatures this winter, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Climate models for the 2018-2019 season show our region will likely see a warmer than normal winter, with normal precipitation …