Floods in Cape Town Meanwhile along the coast in Cape Town, local authorities are fighting devastating floods caused by the same storm that whipped up the flames along the coast.
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As the hurricane continues to make its way along the coast, causing severe winds and flooding in Daytona Beach north to South Carolina, a massive storm surge is feared along the coast.
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Along the coast of Massachusetts, the storm produced strong waves.
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Emergency crews are clearing roadways along the coast as well.
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Along the coast, the recovery is slow and anger endures.
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The damage along the coast was extensive but also capricious.
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Along the coast, many men work on wooden fishing boats.
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Red flag warnings went up along the coast of Galveston.
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That would be an extensive flood barrier along the coast.
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"The needs have been met along the coast," said Mr. Bentley.
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A lot of birds travel North-South along the coast here.
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I drive along the coast, so I get a nice view.
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In September Mr Haftar captured several oil facilities along the coast.
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He, too, has been swimming back and forth along the coast.
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Zipline's home base is in Half Moon Bay, along the coast.
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Trucks bringing fill dirt are a familiar site along the coast.
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Along the coast, stadiums served as morgues and aid distribution centers.
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The cancer then spread to other bay mussels along the coast.
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And what's happening to Plaquemines is happening all along the coast.
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Sharks, while rare along the coast here, can hunt at night.
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Five to 10 feet of storm surge is expected along the coast.
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Ralph Northam ordered 245,000 residents along the coast to evacuate, Reuters reported.
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I would keep going north along the coast until the scooter died.
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For those living along the coast, this is a LIFE & DEATH situation.
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The gull population along the coast declined, while inland populations remained healthy.
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The spy vessel was also seen traveling along the coast in February.
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State and local officials have ordered evacuations of areas along the coast.
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"The time for evacuating along the coast has come and gone," he tweeted.
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Parts of Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana along the coast are under hurricane watch.
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So far, the rise in hurricane damage hasn't deterred development along the coast.
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She's now back with a sequel, as humanity rebuilds along the Coast Road.
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The deluge of water is expected to cause massive flooding along the coast.
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Increasingly, sunny days don't guarantee dry ground for those living along the coast.
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There are beautiful beaches along the coast and mountains a few hours inland.
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There's mat-rush, which grows along the coast and looks like a leek.
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Along the coast, you'll find plastic that's typically less than five years old.
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Austin Ahmasuk, a marine environmentalist who lives along the coast, is among them.
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However, most people living along the coast want to stay right where they are.
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It caused costly damage along the coast due to beach erosion and coastal flooding.
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Storm surges of up to 10 feet are to be expected along the coast.
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As land prices and wages have risen along the coast, companies have moved inland.
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This means Matthew could cause more damage along the coast of Florida and Georgia.
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If Matthew stays along the coast, it could cause damage while remaining fairly strong.
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Across the Atlantic, a similar scenario is unfolding along the coast of South Africa.
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More than 28503 percent of the country's population and jobs are along the coast.
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The state stands ready to support all counties along the coast as they prepare.
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"The state stands ready to support all counties along the coast as they prepare."
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Migratory Bird Sanctuaries along the Coast of Yellow Sea-Bohai Gulf of China, China
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Then, picking up my son in San Jose, we motored northward along the coast.
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Even then, she gathered that a provincial life along the coast wasn't for her.
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Others try to gain entry by hiding in vehicles or swimming along the coast.
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Coastal flooding is possible all along the coast from Virginia to Massachusetts through Thursday.
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Many people who lived in rural towns or farmlands sought safety along the coast.
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Homes, business and vehicles along the coast were washed away by the violent waves.
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Dorian is expected to run parallel along the coast of the Carolinas into Friday.
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A storm surge of 4 to 7 feet is also possible along the coast.
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Along the coast, grass-roots groups opposed to glyphosate have already been securing victories.
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Backed by coalition airstrikes, government forces have made advances along the coast in recent weeks.
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Topsail is a barrier island that stretches 26 miles along the coast of North Carolina.
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When they weren't out for a walk, the pair was caught boating along the coast.
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"There is a very high state of readiness all along the coast," the official said.
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There will not be enough cold air in place to have snowfall along the coast.
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The company said five stores along the coast where the hurricane made landfall remain shut.
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Sununu vastly overperformed Trump in some key townships along the coast and near Lake Winnipesaukee.
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One company controlled by Rotenberg built a nearly two-billion-dollar highway along the coast.
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"The ocean will start rising along the coast and back bay areas," Mr. Long said.
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The Australian Navy was preparing to ferry some people trapped along the coast to safety.
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Residents along the coast of California are bracing for more than a soggy Thanksgiving week.
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Developers of large-scale resorts and shopping centers so far have stayed along the coast.
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See the scale of flooding that has affected countries along the coast of southern Africa.
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Residents along the coast have been warned to expect storm surges up to four meters high.
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Taiwanese engineers have spent decades digging tunnels and bunkers in potential landing zones along the coast.
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Vardah could also hit fishing villages located along the coast of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu.
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To find out, he and his colleagues bred copepods from populations sampled all along the coast.
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Today, camps near Calais—in Dunkirk, or Saint-Omer—have already sprung up along the coast.
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Hurricane Harvey made landfall Friday night along the coast of Texas, near the city of Rockport.
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The A259, a lovely but unloved trunk road connecting Folkestone with Emsworth, runs along the coast.
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"In Libya, where they're strongest, they only control a thin strip along the coast," McCants says.
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It's beautiful up here and has a huge variety of great trails, many along the coast.
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This is clearly either going to have a direct hit or come right along the coast.
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Along the coast of George and South Carolina, flash flooding and river flooding are major concerns.
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"We've positioned rescue boats and heavy equipment along the coast," the organization announced on their website.
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North along the coast: Abkhazia, a Russian-backed breakaway state, then Russia, then battle-scarred Ukraine.
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If you're a low-lying country or city along the coast, deal with climate change yourself.
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The Misrata-led forces counterattacked in May after jihadists moved along the coast toward their city.
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Along the coast from Cavaillon, the sleepy fishing village of Torbech was heavily damaged by Matthew.
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Another 1,000 people more moved from Punta Gorda, which lies south along the coast from Bluefields.
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The Marshall Islands are vulnerable too, since 99% of the country's population lives along the coast.
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Restaurants, cafes and markets are within a mile on Tiburon Boulevard, which winds along the coast.
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The votes last week show that along the coast, opposing offshore drilling is no partisan matter.
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If you live along the coast and were told to evacuate...this is YOUR LAST CHANCE.
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PORT EWEN "Along the Coast: Watercolors of the Outer Banks and Chincoteague Island," Margaret Ann Moebius.
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It could hit Florida as early as Saturday—although where along the coast remains unclear. Gov.
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Cinque Terre is a cluster of five small villages along the coast of the Italian Riviera.
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Doughty: In the springtime here, there are harbor seal pups that are born along the coast.
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"We want to emphasize that staying along the coast is a life-threatening decision," they said.
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It could hit Florida as early as Saturday — although where along the coast remains unclear. Gov.
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Military and volunteer teams used drones to assess the extent of the damage along the coast.
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A storm surge along the coast "will be accompanied by large and destructive waves," it said.
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The agency warned of flooding, mudslides and waves as high as 42 feet along the coast.
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You can find weak ones along the coast and thriving ones in Appalachia, and vice versa.
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The unity government has limited control in Tripoli and in a few towns along the coast.
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California would be a strip of land along the coast stretching from Los Angeles to Monterey.
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Southern right whale and calf spotted along the coast of the Head of Bight in South Australia.
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Just last month, the duo were seen walking arm in arm along the coast in Sydney, Australia.
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Many other areas along the coast have been told to be on the lookout for storm surges.
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As of Saturday morning, at least seven had been killed as the storm crawls along the coast.
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Stone monuments along the coast appease the spirits of whales, whose meat sustained the town through famines.
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NASA released the map above to show exactly when the rocket might be visible along the coast.
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The Coast Guard asked people along the coast to alert the Marines if they find any debris.
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The Coast Guard asked people along the coast to alert the Marines if they found any debris.
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Before that it was floating along the coast for nearly 303 years before colliding into the bay.
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It is expected to intensify over the weekend and cause strong winds and flooding along the coast.
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Tuesday's quake quickly brought evacuation warnings along the coast that was ravaged just over five years ago.
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Clinton because of a large Hispanic population in the interior and the affluent Democrats along the coast.
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February's Splash Jam, for example, was held during a 745-mile cruise along the coast of Norway.
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The zone along the coast of the state of Michoacan, which produced the giant quake of 1985?
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Because of the potential surge, Mr. Scott had ordered evacuations — some mandatory — for areas along the coast.
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Right now, gas prices are soaring because the storm knocked out so much production along the coast.
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Many of the hotels welcome children, especially along the coast, and offer lots of activities for them.
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Damaging winds up to 60 mph are expected along the coast, with 25-40 mph farther inland.
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In our travels along the coast, many expressed pride in China's sudden rise as a tech power.
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As of Wednesday, more than 1,700 people had been evacuated from health care facilities along the coast.
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It's found all along the coast of North America, from Nova Scotia to the Gulf of Mexico.
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Along the coast, the recovery is slow and anger endures among fishermen and people in the tourist industry.
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Nathan Deal has also declared a state of emergency and ordered the evacuations along the coast beginning Saturday.
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Check below at how the snow fell along the coast and how people are digging out this morning.
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Two main roads connect the principal towns along the coast but in the interior people travel by canoe.
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A new mobile app called Sharktivity allows users to track where sharks have been seen along the coast.
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Fast fashion clothing stores and retail stores like Gap and Levis that have several factories along the coast.
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In one sequence of his most recent book, Change Agent, a fugitive escapes along the coast of Malaysia.
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SilverPeak believed the refinery's location would be advantageous for delivering crude along the coast, from Massachusetts to Argentina.
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All along the coast, there were houses missing entire walls, swaths of their roofs peeled off like bandages.
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"I don't think there's any reasonable chance that there will be any leasing or drilling along the coast."
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They lost by a much larger margin along the coast farther south in the district of retiring Rep.
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Parts of New England could see snow, while cities along the coast are forecast to receive heavy rain.
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PORT EWEN "Along the Coast: Watercolors of the Outer Banks and Chincoteague Island," watercolors by Margaret Ann Moebius.
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PORT EWEN "Along the Coast: Watercolors of the Outer Banks and Chincoteague Island," work by Margaret Ann Moebius.
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Track the storm here In Bluefields, Nicaragua, families evacuated homes along the coast as the storm neared Thursday.
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"Imagine a biomass the size of the world's largest oil tanker cruising along the coast," Dr. Piraino said.
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Oyster farmers who raise shellfish in estuaries along the coast of southeastern Australia are also being hit hard.
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When Lekima hits, areas along the coast of China will be at risk of heavy rains and flooding.
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They lost by a much larger margin along the coast farther south in the district of former Rep.
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Less attention to smart, controlled growth at the state and local level allowed unchecked sprawl along the coast.
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It was expected to weaken into a tropical storm, although it may cause rip currents along the coast.
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Up to a foot of inundation above ground level is expected in low-lying areas along the coast.
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" A couple of hours later, he added: "The time for evacuating along the coast has come and gone.
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As of Saturday morning, at least seven have been killed as the storm continues its crawl along the coast.
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Earlier Wednesday, officials in Broward County, just north of Miami, also ordered people to leave areas along the coast.
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Residents and travelers currently in towns along the coast of Georgia, including Savannah, have also been ordered to leave.
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Back's plan was to walk from his hostel along the coast and up to the end of the peninsula.
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Many were covered with brittle stars—opportunistic riders, taking advantage of this transport system to disperse along the coast.
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S. output from the Gulf looks set to increase and ... Barry failed to hit refinery assets along the coast.
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Wind gusts at slightly below hurricane-force (50 mph) levels are likely to appear along the coast on Saturday.
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Do some research and plan a day trip for a beautiful drive along the coast and some lighthouse tours.
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I've been trying to write songs to capture that feeling of cruising along the coast with the windows down.
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"Seaborne freight is much cheaper and manufacturing in China happens along the coast," said Andy Xie, an independent economist.
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Winds of 125 mph whipped roofs off buildings, ripped trees from the ground and forced evacuations along the coast.
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Some are moving to villages along the coast, or hill towns in Yunnan, a subtropical province on the mainland.
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Storm surge If Harvey's eye hits a high tide, things could be very bad for people along the coast.
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Considering all the options can be a dizzying recipe for panic, particularly for those who live along the coast.
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The April 2016 quake had a magnitude of 7.8, killing around 600 people and destroying infrastructure along the coast.
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There was some damage, he said, mainly to homes along the coast that were hit by the storm surge.
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Most sailing expeditions around the island depart from Adamas, Milos's main port, and cruise along the coast near Klima.
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It said heavy rainfall along the coast could create dangerous flash flooding, especially if it hits around high tide.
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The NHC also warned of dangerous swells along the coast from northern Florida to North Carolina over the weekend.
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Areas directly along the coast seeing temperatures in the 90s and inland areas hitting the triple digits, Brink added.
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Finally, a major earthquake in California could trigger tsunamis and makes heavily populated areas along the coast especially vulnerable.
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Thirty years ago, Taiwan's shipment of fish along the coast was 340,000 tons, according to the Department of Fisheries.
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Along the coast, entire neighborhoods remain submerged, streets are still impassable and residents and towns are struggling to rebuild.
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Several power plants along the coast have closed or will be retired because of pollution and other environmental concerns.
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Many Italian fans likely made the short trip along the coast from nearby San Remo, where Fognini grew up.
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Nestled along the coast about 230 miles south of San Francisco, San Luis Obispo is far from Silicon Valley.
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Set aside some time this weekend to read the story of their trip along the coast of British Columbia.
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But morning fog along the coast effectively canceled the experience for many people, who resorted instead to online broadcasts.
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What is makes a snow storm a blizzard Flooding is a threat along the coast from Virginia to Massachusetts.
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While towns along the coast declared either mandatory or optional evacuations, some residents stayed behind in the affected areas.
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Half an hour later, a plane came along the coast and circled to show that it had seen him.
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Russians started to settle Alaska in 1784, setting up trading posts and Eastern Orthodox churches, mostly along the coast.
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The 13 feet found previously along the coast since 2007 were in running shoes — Adidas, Reebok and other brands.
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Russians started to settle Alaska in 249, setting up trading posts and Eastern Orthodox churches, mostly along the coast.
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Along the coast where people hunt and camp, Oomittuk said, there are haunted places where no one ever stops.
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"As development increases along the coast and in beach communities, more residents and tourists frequent these waters," Midway said.
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Communities along the coast provided sand and bags, and many hustled to protect their properties ahead of the storm.
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The first indication that Mykonos is a place for the rich hits you as you walk along the coast.
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Sampling along the coast of Washington State found more than 70 percent of otters there tested positive for H1N1.
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But Eastbourne's Grand Parade, the main avenue along the coast, can stand toe-to-toe with any splendorous thoroughfare.
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Flash floods have damaged an already fragile landscape, as near hurricane-force winds downed power lines along the coast.
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The word on the street in Nueva Gerona was that the military was conducting antidrug sweeps along the coast.
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The violence has periodically threatened to devastate the tourism industry in Acapulco and other tourism hubs along the coast.
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Some residents along the coast described the strong winds outside as sounding like a freight train passing outside their windows.
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To promote beach tourism, the city built hundreds of artificial islands along the coast using sand dredged from the seashore.
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But when it slows down along Southeastern Florida, it backs up and creates a bulge of water along the coast.
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The Scotland National Heritage is now urging beach-goers to pick up any marine waste they find along the coast.
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THE Great Barrier Reef, which runs for 2,300km along the coast of Queensland, is one of the icons of environmentalism.
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The next time you're driving along the coast and admiring the waves, don't feel bad about not packing a surfboard.
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Hurricane Matthew is currently offshore of Florida and slowly making its way along the coast as a Category 20163 storm.
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The port sits along the coast in the middle of Vietnam, right on the mouth of the Thu Bon River.
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Officials from five towns along the coast in Quintana Roo state have already decided to close schools Monday and Tuesday.
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Previous elaborate systems designating specific evacuation centres have also been abandoned along the coast in many cases as too complicated.
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The unnamed device floats along the coast, creating an artificial coastline to gather debris on the surface of the ocean.
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The waters along the coast of Somalia, once a piracy hotspot, have seen a dramatic decline in attacks since 2011.
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Shortly before announcing her Hudson's pregnancy, the duo was seen walking arm in arm along the coast in Sydney, Australia.
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Winds of 125 mph whipped roofs clean off buildings, ripped trees from the ground and forced evacuations along the coast.
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Climbing sea temperatures along the coast of Australia has led to massive deterioration of underwater kelp forests, New Scientist reports.
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That population swell has leaked out of the urban confines along the coast and into California's forest regions further inland.
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Along the coast of Mexico, the Cocos Plate slides underneath the North American Plate, moving about three inches per year.
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Situated along the coast, Lisbon is close to several beaches, from Praia do Ouro (Beach of Gold) to Carcavelos Beach.
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Most Praiano residents work in tourism-related businesses in other towns along the coast, something the planners hope to change.
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The maiden voyage started in Valparaíso, Chile before cruising south along the coast of South America toward the Drake Passage.
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Dolphins and sea birds feast on a school of sardines as the fish migrate along the coast of South Africa.
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The storm now has 28503 mile per hour winds, with major flooding reported in parts of Texas along the coast.
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California has been spared landfall of a major tropical cyclone, but torrential rainfall still causes severe damage along the coast.
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Other Air Force bases along the coast, as well as the Navy base in Panama City, have resumed limited operations.
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Even his less popular views haven't hurt him and played well in this area along the coast for three decades.
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Towns along the coast have been vying for potential contracts with the mine for maintenance work, construction and other services.
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Researchers looked at Anelosimus studiosus spiders that live in storm-prone areas along the coast to see how they changed.
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Wehrey crisscrossed the country, flew back and forth along the coast, and sat with warlords and Islamists of uncertain intentions.
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He pointed out a man-made hill eastward along the coast from the marina, where trucks and earthmovers milled about.
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Chapter 2, Season 1 came with a new map, set on an island with mountains and beaches along the coast.
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Navy warships and military aircraft have been used to evacuate hundreds trapped along the coast, as national parks were decimated.
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We stayed the weekend in the sprawling, cobalt blue estate, tucked into the countryside along the coast of Lake Ontario.
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River's perfect for a surf safari along the coast, a glamping weekend, or that Mongolian motorcycle adventure you've always dreamed about.
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"Areas along the coast from New York to Boston, didn't see as much as expected," said Taylor Ward, a CNN meteorologist.
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Texans along the coast are bracing themselves for impact, preparing sandbags, stocking up on food and water, and boarding up windows.
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Ward said heavy showers were expected along the coast overnight Monday into Tuesday, with up to three inches of rain possible.
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Villages along the coast of the northerly Zambezi province were cut off from the mainland by a two-meter storm surge.
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"Areas along the coast from New York to Boston didn't see as much as expected," said Taylor Ward, a CNN meteorologist.
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I go for a long walk along the coast with a friend, followed by breakfast at one of our usual spots.
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Under Mr Haftar, at least, more oil is flowing from the facilities along the coast (revenues go to the central bank).
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Areas along the coast can expect a mix of icy weather, including rain and harsh winds between 35 and 50 mph.
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For this CEO, the big goal was to bike 300 miles along the coast of Italy in just a few days.
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But Nate was expected to regain some strength and make a second landfall along the coast of Mississippi to the east.
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Border Guard Bangladesh officials counted 444 refugees coming ashore at Sabrang, near Teknaf, and 150 more arriving further along the coast.
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The new storm was expected to dump 4 to 6 inches of rain along the coast of Guerrero state, including Acapulco.
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"If that low's a little farther off-shore, we may get very minimal snow, just right along the coast," Parker said.
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And many of the Gullah Geechee people were brought to live on the Sea Islands along the coast of South Carolina.
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According to Europol, 713,000 migrants are waiting along the coast, ready to leave as the sea calms down in the summer.
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This house is across the road from the bay on Alii Drive, which runs along the coast for about seven miles.
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A third state would retain the name California and include Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and several other counties along the coast.
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Temperatures: In Washington and Oregon, temperatures will range from the 903s and 70s along the coast to 80s in the interior.
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Modesto and I drove along the coast until we came to a pair of adjacent beaches, Cosita Rica and Long Beach.
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Instead, thanks to a bit of meteorological good fortune, it mostly stayed offshore, buzzing along the coast of Florida and Georgia.
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Elsewhere along the coast, neighboring countries like Montenegro or Bosnia and Herzegovina are reachable by car for an unforgettable road trip.
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Nonessential businesses, including all state beaches along the coast, were ordered to close by the end of the day March 27.
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It's also possible that the storm will stall or slow down along the coast, prolonging the region's exposure to hurricane conditions.
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Cyclone Fani, classified by meteorologists as the equivalent of a Category 19993 hurricane, made landfall along the coast at 21999 a.m.
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But with refineries closed along the coast, pipelines out of the Permian have been shut off, and production is already declining.
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Winds were reaching 245 miles per hour along the coast near Jacksonville and expected to intensify as Irma's center slogged north.
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You could eat citrus desserts, so all of the seafood restaurants along the coast had some variation of the lemon pie.
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And in Montenegro, the authorities have asked NATO for assistance in dealing with fires that had forced evacuations along the coast.
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Seawater could spill onshore as high as 3 to 5 feet, spelling significant trouble for roads and towns along the coast.
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The only technical qualification for a Nor'easter is that the prevailing winds along the coast must be out of the Northeast.
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Along the coast, floats made from several inflated rubbers tied together bob on the sea, carrying baited hooks of fishing lines.
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Once at the beach, the fishermen put the statue on board a decorated boat and the statue sails along the coast.
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Volunteers were having to piece together makeshift bridges out of concrete blocks after the waves washed away infrastructure along the coast.
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Whatever the exact number, it's a safe bet that sea-level rise will menace cities along the coast throughout the century.
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People in New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut were surprised today by a rumbling shaking that proceeded northwards along the coast.
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The weather service said 3 to 5 inches (8 to 13 centimeters) more of rain is possible along the coast before then.
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Baker provided similar details about what's expected in Massachusetts, saying the state expects sleet, rain and extremely cold temperatures along the coast.
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The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center warned waves could reach between 0.3 to 1 meter above tide level along the coast of Ecuador.
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The drone footage, he said, is startling because homes and buildings dotted along the coast aren't built to weather such powerful winds.
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Under Mr Haftar, at least, more oil is flowing from the facilities along the coast, with revenues going to the central bank.
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African migrants attempt to climb fences or swim around the border along the coast as they seek an entry point into Europe.
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And so my first drive in a prototype of the all-electric buggy — along the coast near Spanish Bay in Monterey, Calif.
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Unfortunately, this prototype had a kill-the-thrill speed limiter on it, scuttling my plans for a zippy ride along the coast.
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In 1980, to the horror of Maoists, he set up "special economic zones" along the coast to carry out free-market trials.
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Located along the coast of the Pacific Northwest, Burgerville prides itself on using local produce, meat, fish, and dairy in its meals.
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As we drove along the coast, I lost count of the "for sale" signs standing guard outside the empty lots and hotels.
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Troops have also advanced 60km north along the coast from Mokha towards Hodeida, the main port of the rebels, called the Houthis.
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Trump received red carpet treatment when he arrived in Ireland in 2014, following his purchase of a golf course along the coast.
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Other U.S. energy companies with operations in the Gulf and along the coast said they are monitoring the progress of the storm.
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The Miami metro area is one of the densest in the country, and the vast majority of people live along the coast.
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In California terms, this has meant fielding candidates and motivating voters in the conservative inland regions as well as along the coast.
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Images were already rolling in Friday morning from along the coast, showing high water levels with more high tides yet to come.
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It also suggested doing away with the requirement of environmental approvals for housing for fishermen and security-related infrastructure along the coast.
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The county is settled for the most part along the coast and the county's rivers, making it an elongated, sparsely populated area.
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While Harvey could gain more power along the coast, the National Hurricane Center doesn't expect a significant strengthening at the current time.
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"The smugglers are panicking," de Boeck said, adding that reinforced border controls along the coast could be having a counter-productive effect.
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Fowler posted a picture from his beach wedding to Instagram on October 11, which showed the happy couple walking along the coast.
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My father was a boat builder, and I spent much of my youth exploring rocky headlands, sounds and islets along the coast.
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But only a few miles inland, there are barren mountains where tempests can blow up fast and then whistle along the coast.
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Temperatures along the coast could reach up to 100 degrees, while those farther inland could see highs of up to 120 degrees.
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The Trump administration may walk back on its commitment to abstain from offshore drilling along the coast of Florida, Politico reported Wednesday.
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The wind farm wasn't built, but Varadkar said the request to build the structures along the coast "would have been refused anyway."
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But in cities along the coast, local officials have struggled to reconcile the government mandate with what was happening on the ground.
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The family cooked with a wood stove, the dishes a genuine version of the Gullah cuisine trend now evident along the coast.
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The United Arab Emirates has joined in, with fighter jets and special forces, overseeing the enforcement of a blockade along the coast.
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She said these conditions occur more often in the winter and early in the summer, when fog along the coast is commonplace.
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In a period of less hurricane activity, the mode shifts and opposite conditions prevail, both in the ocean and along the coast.
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Exxon in March said it would spend $20 billion to construct chemical, refining, lubricant and liquefied natural gas facilities along the coast.
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Fisheries along the coast could collapse, too — so could orca whale populations that feed on salmon, which need healthy rivers to survive.
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Its winds have reached 65 miles per hour and it is expected to move along the coast of Virginia to New Jersey.
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Henry McMaster issued mandatory evacuation orders for some communities along the coast between Beaufort County and Horry County beginning noon on Monday.
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The latest forecasting models show the storm stalling along the coast before moving south slightly, combining a severe surge with heavy rains.
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Long said Americans living along the coast have unfortunately "not learned the lesson" of how dangerous hurricanes and storm surges can be.
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The weather service says a widespread 3 to 5 inches (8 to 13 centimeters) of rain is possible along the coast before then.
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"There is a danger of life-threatening storm surge inundation along the coast of southern and southeastern Louisiana," the National Weather Service said.
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Researchers with Environment Canada have spotted pods feeding along the coast of British Columbia in May and June this year, which is unprecedented.
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Mexican emergency services warned on Twitter of waves of 4 meters (13 ft) to 5 meters along the coast, and advised extreme precaution.
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Skyrocketing home prices along the coast have pushed lower-income residents eastward, expanding the urban-wildland interface that is most prone to burning.
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But in low-lying areas along the coast, the problem was not snow piling up but water rushing in, propelled by the wind.
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Most of the neighborhood is either beachfront or secluded properties clustered near Diamond Head, a massive volcanic crater that rises along the coast.
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Berbera, along the coast from Djibouti, has been a backwater since 1991 when Somaliland broke away from Somalia following a bloody civil war.
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The south is stuck in energy production and invests little in things that would draw technologists to the beautiful cities along the coast.
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Image: APCategory 3 Hurricane Matthew swept up eastern Florida today, delivering heavy rainfall, 100 mph gusts, and powerful waves all along the coast.
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A few tornadoes and inundation of 63 -3 feet above the ground along the coast are also possible, the National Weather Service said.
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As it does so, it will be a life-threatening storm with potentially devastating winds and deadly storm surge flooding along the coast.
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The assault was instigated by militias from Misurata, a powerful trading city further west along the coast, in response to Islamic State attacks.
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"Florence is also similar to Hurricane Harvey in its potential to stall along the coast and bring several days of rain," Navarro adds.
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According to the Weather Channel, the interior Northeast is set for snow late this week, while areas along the coast will experience rain.
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Conditions along the coast from Florida to Louisiana will begin to deteriorate on Saturday afternoon as the system builds over the central Gulf.
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"Interests along the coast of the Carolinas and the Mid-Atlantic should monitor the progress of Maria." the center said in an advisory.
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The Argentine navy said it ordered stations along the coast to search their communications and listen into all possible frequencies of the submarine.
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Because even for those of us who don't live along the coast, it's not a question of if the next disaster is coming.
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The PFG has since helped push Islamic State fighters back along the coast to Sirte, where they are surrounded by GNA-aligned forces.
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Laurence Chaleil, the general manager of Sotheby's International Realty in Cannes, 21.5 miles along the coast from Nice, faces both those issues unflinchingly.
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The Shapiro and Willerslev teams agree that this migration must have arrived by some route other than the corridor, presumably along the coast.
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The National Weather Service in Boston called it a "LIFE & DEATH situation," and, along the coast, emergency responders are preparing for the worst.
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"It will be folks along the coast fighting to hang on, trying to do what they can to maintain their houses," Paganini said.
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Hurricanes now affect more people living along the coast, many of whom cannot afford a ticket or gas to get out of town.
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A house along the coast that would have sold for $29415 million in 22 is valued closer to $600,000 today, Mr. Hogan said.
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The system affected much of the state -- and especially soaked areas along the coast, according to the National Weather Service's storm prediction center.
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Restoring this service along the Coast could have a monumental impact on the region's economic development, as well as Mississippians' quality of life.
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Many ports — all along the coast of California, in parts of Europe, even in China — have found a solution to idling luxury liners.
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So, instead of snow along the coast, it remains heavy rain, while interior New England and upstate New York often get heavy snowfall.
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In towns along the coast between Melbourne and Sydney, shops closed, power was cut and the authorities went door to door ordering evacuations.
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It's a similar story just along the coast in the tourist resort of Pattaya, where Mandarin is increasingly visible alongside English and Russian.
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The main concern in New England was the high surf advisories for people along the coast as the storms move out, Shackelford said.
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In addition to the winds, some areas along the coast will get drenched with up to three inches of rainfall throughout the day.
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Along the coast, the former Portuguese enclave of Macau, now famous for its casinos, was also shut down as it weathered the onslaught.
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A pregnant sperm whale was found with 2411 pounds of plastic in her stomach along the coast of Sardinia, Italy earlier this month.
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Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport briefly suspended all air traffic on Thursday as gusts of up to 140 kph (85 mph) were recorded along the coast.
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It's all along the coast and very scenic, we stop at a couple pull offs to get some pictures and play in the sand.
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The average price of a 12 by 12 meter plot has more than doubled since last year, reaching $100,000 in places along the coast.
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You're probably more familiar with erosion as it applies to tides slowly washing away a beach, or causing cliffs along the coast to collapse.
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Currently, there are listening stations installed along the coast, which alert beachgoers through and app and via Twitter when a tagged shark is nearby.
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His government has promised a moratorium on oil tanker traffic along the coast of northern British Columbia, a policy seen making the pipeline unfeasible.
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He ended the crusaders' 88-year reign in Jerusalem, reducing their kingdom to a few fortress towns dotted along the coast of the Levant.
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As most Australians live along the coast in urban areas, it's not often someone as "ocker" as the guy in Crocodile Dundee comes along.
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Government policy now is to bus the migrants it detains along the coast to the south, and drop them over the border in Niger.
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In 1521, Spanish conquistador Juan Ponce de León was nicked by the poisoned arrow of a Calusa warrior, somewhere along the coast of Florida.
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A major north-south highway along the coast, U.S. Route 101, was closed in both directions and not expected to reopen until next week.
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Complicating matters further, Jakarta is wrestling with serious inequality, with the least fortunate being shoved off to the most dangerous areas along the coast.
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Per the aquarium, all of them were discovered "cold-stunned and stranded" along the coast of Massachusetts before being placed in the aquarium's care.
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Here in the U.S., our Arctic waters are crucial to the Alaska Native villages along the coast that depend on them for subsistence hunting.
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A patch of unusually warm water in the Pacific Ocean that's had harmful effects on marine life along the coast of North America. 3.
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The country's economic miracle was founded on agricultural workers in rural areas migrating to urban areas along the coast with higher-productivity manufacturing jobs.
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The ship was officially bound for Portugal, but along the way, it made two unscheduled and unreported stops along the coast of Western Sahara.
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Most collections of American art represent Chase as a suave society portraitist or painter of sunny Impressionist scenes along the coast of Long Island.
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They can range the entire gulf with shore batteries along the coast in caves and other terrain where it's hard to root them out.
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After winding through the redwoods and along the coast, head for the former logging town of Fort Bragg, for some small town night life.
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On a cycling tour along the coast of southwest Sardinia, Kathleen Robinson thanked God she was riding an electric bike up the winding heights.
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The solution was to construct "logistical islands" along the coast to receive personnel and matériel for distribution to inland logistics centers, often by air.
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After 250 years of talks, Parliament in 21.4 approved a deal with the Tla'amin First Nation, involving land along the coast north of Vancouver.
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The Washington metropolitan area suffered mostly minor damage to homes, schools, office buildings and other businesses — but the shaking rattled nerves along the coast.
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What Houston needs, Mr. Kotkin says, is more drainage within the city or new land engineered along the coast to buffer Texas from storms.
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Trek on the Hoapili Trail, which winds its way along the coast and over the lava fields to Kanaio Beach about 2 miles away.
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Although it's not currently predicted to make landfall along the coast, Maria is the third hurricane to affect the US in the last month.
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Since late last week, dozens of cities along the coast — among them Eureka, Santa Rosa and Salinas — have beaten or flirted with temperature records.
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Located in the South Caucasus along the coast of the Black Sea, Abkhazia is considered by most nations to be a part of Georgia.
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Plans to establish a coal-fired power plant along the coast and exploit recently discovered oil reserves have attracted criticism from climate change activists.
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The pirates then sailed back to their lairs along the coast and waited for shipping companies to pay a ransom to free the crew.
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Along the coast, the gambling enclave of Macau closed all its casinos, and all fishing boats from China's Guangdong province were called into port.
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Wind gusts could reach up to 45 mph along the coast, with Cape Ann and outer Cape Cod suffering the worst of the bluster.
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The damage was blamed on the El Niño phenomenon, a temporary rise in temperatures along the coast that causes increased rainfall and stronger storms.
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And as the surges grow, development along the coast has largely eliminated the natural barriers that once weakened storm surges — things like marshes and dunes.
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Wearing protective clothing and masks, a husband and wife walk along the coast damaged by the 20113 tsunami, with the Fukushima plant in the background.
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The company's biggest refinery in the city of Salina Cruz, located along the coast of southern Oaxaca state, was unaffected by the quake, Trevino added.
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Along the coast is Ocean Front Walk in Venice, California, where tourists stroll along the beach and take in the strange vendors and street performers.
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Rain began falling along the coast in the morning and it could get heavy through the day, said the official, who declined to be identified.
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"The notice was issued after pollution incidents affected water, land and wildlife along the coast in December and the first week of January," NRW said.
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Early on June 13th convoys of Yemeni fighters, backed by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), advanced north along the coast towards Hodeida.
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There are more than 3,000 fishing villages along the coast, from remote rural hamlets to bustling urban settlements in cities such as Mumbai and Chennai.
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Last December, Tucker was found clinging to life along the coast of Oregon, far away from his natural warm-water habitat near California and Mexico.
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Local sailors identified the boat as one that operated from the small, military-controlled port of Abu Qir further along the coast from Miami Beach.
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With Matthew, the storm did some of its worst damage when it was "just" a Category 23.6 storm, slinking along the coast of the Carolinas.
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The Constitution arrived in Monaco on April 12, issuing several deep blasts from its horn as it came in along the coast from the west.
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Once a year Croatia's "Blue Cleaning" takes part in many locations along the coast and involves around 10,000 people, according to the Zmergo environmentalist group.
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"This is fairly representative of the whole market along the coast, where average prices have recovered to a more realistic — not inflated — level," she said.
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A master plan that is expected to cost tens of billions of dollars envisions a giant wall of levees and flood walls along the coast.
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The storm surge caused major flooding along the coast — destroying housing and infrastructure — and left 7.5 million without power, causing over $62 million in damage.
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According to the Maine Island Trail Association, its 19343-mile recreational waterway along the coast of Maine is the oldest water trail in the country.
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The New South Wales State Emergency Service issued evacuation orders for low-lying areas along the coast and assisted in rescuing stranded residents and livestock.
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And now you have properties (built) that are right along the coast, obviously there's more properties at risk and so the problem just compounds itself.
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Mr. Kaine has expressed concern about the rising sea levels along the coast of Virginia, which he fears could impair military operations and endanger businesses.
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But in preparations for the storm, conservationists were hunkering down, trying to protect baby sea turtles and nests from the storm conditions along the coast.
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Thousands of businesses—from bait and tackle shops along the coast to retailers and manufacturers across the nation—suffer the consequences of the government's folly.
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During the nesting season, volunteers along the coast comb the beach every day around sunrise to record new nests and cover them with protective screens.
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From the harbor, gravel paths extend along the coast and into the interior, leading to the ruins of a 248th-century hospital and various fortresses.
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Along the coast, rice farmers are shifting to new varieties of the crop bred with the help of government money to grow in saltier water.
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Another lawsuit, brought by the owners of the Grand Hyatt, contended the dairy would have a negative effect on businesses and resorts along the coast.
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Among the hardest hit areas were along the coast, including Long Beach, where rainfall at the airport set a daily record on Sunday, 3.87 inches.
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A sizable portion of the Philippine population lives along the coast and in low-lying areas, and the authorities issued flood alerts for several regions.
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I'd first seen Deetjen's as I drove along the coast with friends the year after college, in 1988, and swore I'd go back one day.
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By blocking key access to fishing along the coast, the launch center continues to affect the livelihood and economy of quilombola communities throughout the region.
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I like the north a lot — Caesarea and up along the coast, Zikhron Ya'akov, Kerem Maharal, Ein Hod, Ein Chud — it just has it all.
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The International Red Cross shared video of its team driving through the region, where it appeared most of the buildings along the coast were destroyed.
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Leaving Assab the course lay over the Red Sea along the coast of Arabia then across the Persian Gulf from Ras-Al-Hadd to Gwadar.
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Officials from five towns along the coast in Quintana Roo state closed schools for Monday and Tuesday, and the Chetumal airport was also shut Monday afternoon.
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Growing tourism has led to the clearing of mangroves to make way for small inns and piers that pop up along the coast, the researchers said.
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There is a danger of life-threatening storm surge inundation along the coast of southern and southeastern Louisiana where a Storm Surge Warning has been issued.
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He cited storm surges along the coast, flooding from rains inland, and high winds statewide as reasons for concern about life-threatening dangers of the hurricane.
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Forecasters said areas along the coast should expect a 4 to 7 foot storm surge, and a surge of 3 to 5 feet along Lake Pontchartrain.
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Over the last few days, the affiliate's fighters have launched their most ambitious offensive yet to capture oil towns east of Surt, also along the coast.
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Between 7020 BCE and 1110 BCE, fishing communities collectively known as the Chinchorro people lived and died along the coast from southern Peru to northern Chile.
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Matthew has fueled concerns about the safety of livestock and farm workers along the coast from Florida through Georgia and into North Carolina and South Carolina.
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For the past few years, the dune has held strong, preventing the ocean from spilling over onto the historic shuttle railroad that traces along the coast.
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A canal roughly the width of the highway itself rims the Tamiami's north-facing side, catching freshwater and diverting it east, to aquifers along the coast.
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But it has pushed along the coast from Sirte, consolidating its presence in towns including Ben Jawad, just 2000 km (260 miles) west of Es Sider.
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If you live along the coast, your city could be one of them -- meaning you could be part of the last generation to call it home.
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Islamic State militants have taken advantage of a security vacuum to tighten their grip on Sirte, and have been threatening to advance east along the coast.
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Hurricane-force winds of 21.2 mph (over 21.44 kp/h) whipped roofs clean off buildings, ripped trees from the ground and forced evacuations along the coast.
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Like many towns along the coast, Praiano has a tradition of ceramic decorations, including a network of centuries-old small religious shrines made of majolica tiles.
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In Asunción, over 2000,290 people still live in an assortment of plazas, roadways, and parks that extend along the coast above the floodplain in the capital.
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That makes forecasting the storm's path along the coast — either just off the coast, skirting it or moving inland with a direct hit — delicate and difficult.
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After volunteering at the orphanage, King decided to explore more of Ghana and was aghast at what she saw in the fishing villages along the coast.
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The U.S. Pacific Tsunami Center canceled an earlier warning of a possible tsunami along the coast near the epicenter, some 190 kilometers (118 miles) from Cumana.
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And the predictions for what it will bring are grim: storm surges along the coast of 20093 to 9 feet; up to 12 inches of rain.
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The 1964 quake and the tsunami that followed killed more than 100 people, destroyed scores of homes and wiped out several small towns along the coast.
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The timing of that shift will determine whether it makes landfall in Florida or if skirts along the coast before striking land somewhere in the Carolinas.
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More than 100 people were evacuated around the town of Tivat, on the Adriatic coast, The A.P. reported, and there were smaller fires along the coast.
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Strategies to pay landowners to keep prairies and non-jurisdictional wetlands natural and not developed as subdivisions are essential, both surrounding Houston and along the coast.
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The company's newest itinerary follows the Rota Vicentina in southern Portugal, a long-distance hiking trail along the coast where fisherman cast from atop the cliffs.
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With several blazes burning out of control, thousands were stranded in evacuation centers in other towns along the coast as firefighters told people to stay put.
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Qatar is also looking at promoting private letting services such as Airbnb and putting up spectators on cruise ships docked along the coast, a government official said.
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Authorities have traced origins of the Soberanes Fire to an illegal campfire left unattended in a state park about a mile from Highway 1 along the coast.
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National Weather Service meteorologist Tyler Castillo said Wednesday that up to 14 inches (35 centimeters) of rain have fallen in some areas along the coast since Tuesday.
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The resulting coastal flooding reached record levels in Boston, beating the old benchmark reached during the Blizzard of '78, with severe flooding reported all along the coast.
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The incident, which was caught in the above video by Steve Raplee, follows a string of similar incidents the previous weekend along the coast in Washington state.
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Mishelle McPherson helped to search for the elderly mother of a friend in Mexico Beach, who lived along the coast and felt she didn't need to evacuate.
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As the high pressure shifts out of southern Alaska, cooling sea breezes will return on Friday afternoon, allowing temperatures to drop slightly, at least along the coast.
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The shelter was opened to help people streaming out of Hyde, New Bern, and other places along the coast, Antonia Pedroza, the facility's manager, told BuzzFeed News.
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British authorities contacted airfields along the coast to check if the plane had made an unplanned landing, but there was no sign it had, Guernsey police said.
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As secretary of the interior, Zinke would oversee 500 million acres of land concentrated in the west, and manage 1.7 billion acres of ocean along the coast.
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Harvey made landfall in Texas on Friday night as a Category 4 hurricane, wreaking havoc along the coast of the state and killing at least 35 people.
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The calls typically come in through the Coast Guard's VHF radio channel, the maritime equivalent of 911, picked up by a network of antennas along the coast.
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More than 100,000 protesters joined a symbolic march Sunday along the coast from the beachfront city of Viña del Mar to the Congress building in neighboring Valparaiso.
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"The first responders went out and rescued over 200 people who were stranded on those islands along the coast of Texas," Uccellini said during a press briefing.
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Vapor trails in the sky, the nightly flicker of anti-aircraft fire; rumors of barges massing along the coast of Holland, Kriegsmarine minesweepers probing the Channel defenses.
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If peak summer prices at hotels along the coast of New England are cost prohibitive, travelers may want to explore shoulder season deals in April and May.
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As the molten rock continues to collide with the waves—the first time this has happened since 2013—it will form new land mass along the coast.
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People in the Savannah area and everywhere along the coast east of Interstate 95 -- including Brunswick and St. Simons Island -- are ordered to leave, starting Saturday, Gov.
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On his way to Sirte General Haftar may try to snatch up oil facilities along the coast, which are protected by the semi-official Petroleum Facilities Guard.
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A mutt, whose black-and-tan face signaled some German shepherd DNA, started following me as I made my way along the coast, cautiously keeping his distance.
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He would send tankers to deserted bays along the coast of Indonesia, for instance, where they would transfer the oil to other ships to hide its origins.
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I picked them up in the harbour and brought the boat to a secluded spot along the coast, so they could continue their party without anyone watching.
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Along the coast and parts of the midwest, with Massachusetts, Iowa and Vermont leading the way, with rates closest to those of the United Kingdom or Canada.
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By then, the city will face dual threats: the surge along the coast and water levels on the Mississippi River, which have hit historic highs this year.
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Along the coast and parts of the midwest, with Massachusetts, Iowa and Vermont leading the way, with rates closest to those of the United Kingdom or Canada.
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If this were to take place, the storm would be named Chris, and strong winds along the coast, along with heavy rain, would be the main threats.
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"It will be easier to get to Crimea, but the basic level of the facilities, the basic infrastructure along the coast there remains low," Ms. Zubarevich said.
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Some look at the 143-mile stretch and shrug, saying future quakes now appear even less likely to occur there, compared with other places along the coast.
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As the water piles up along the coast, rivers and streams that typically drain into the ocean can become clogged farther upstream, forcing water levels to rise.
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"The same degree of inundation could have substantively different social impacts, depending on the distribution of people, infrastructure and economic activity along the coast," the study says.
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As the water piles up along the coast, rivers and streams that typically drain into the ocean can become clogged further upstream, forcing water levels to rise.
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Elsewhere along the coast, work crews beefed up coastal dunes and residents installed plywood sheeting over their windows to protect homes from wind- and water-borne debris.
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A Venezuelan opposition lawmaker, Robert Alcalá, said that 25 boarded in the Venezuelan port of Güiria but others illegally got on at another stop along the coast.
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He pointed to Sabratha, a city that lies north of Jadu along the coast, where IS militants entered last month and beheaded 12 security officers before retreating.
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In February, a 66-foot-long blue whale carcass was found along the coast of Chile desecrated with graffiti and stomped on by tourists, Fox News had reported .
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The storm strengthens over the course of the day, upgraded from Category 20183 to 4, prompting evacuation orders along the coast of North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia.
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The storm could cause a surge of one to three feet along the coast and possibly spawn tornados from southern Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle, the NHC said.
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According to the BBC, the Ballyglass Coast Guard Unit in Ireland was notified after someone spotted the massive solar-powered structure floating along the coast near Cross Beach.
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"There is a really huge concentration of population density in the very lowest strips of land, in the lowest places along the coast globally," Strauss told Business Insider.
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Conditions in eastern and central North Carolina were expected to worsen as the storm edged along the coast and toward the Outer Banks barrier islands, the governor said.
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In Florence's case, there's a high pressure system squatting to Florence's north — which prevented Florence from moving up along the coast, and instead shunted it west onto land.
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On Friday, the C212 flew north over the Yangtze River delta, carried out maneuvers and then returned south along the coast before landing, according to aircraft tracker Flightradar2100.
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They are then scheduled to leave the county of West Sussex and travel along the coast to East Sussex to see the seaside city of Brighton and Hove.
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THE tsunami of 2011 left gaping holes reminiscent of war zones in the landscape along the coast of Tohuku, in the north-east of Honshu, Japan's main island.
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Clouds and storms will be most likely along the coast (looking at you, Charleston) and in the Appalachian Mountains, where viewing conditions could be poor during peak totality.
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The Atlantic Wall ran along the coast of continental Europe and Scandinavia, and part of it was located in Burgh-Haamstede—the village where you'll find Sonnemans's bakery.
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Libya has two coastguards, one that is part of the navy and patrols at sea, and one that is under the interior ministry and operates along the coast.
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But hurricane-like wind conditions could also generate power outages and damage along the coast of Delaware and New Jersey as well as on Long Island, Walsh said.
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As a result Irish fishermen can legally fish along Northern Ireland's coast but Northern Ireland fishermen are prohibited from fishing along the coast of the Republic of Ireland.
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Meanwhile, Saturday's full moon is likely to raise tides enough that already high waves are a danger to flood all along the coast, perhaps even in multiple waves.
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For generations, people in villages here along the coast of the Gulf of Tonkin have lived off the land and the sea, farming, fishing and processing sea salt.
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In addition to its damaging winds, the storm is forecast to bring heavy rainfall and life-threatening storm surges of 13 feet in some areas along the coast.
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Skyrocketing real estate prices along the coast have meant it's often much cheaper for local governments to create land from the sea than to purchase existing real estate.
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My first trip was a weeklong escapade through the Pacific Northwest of the US, camping along the coast and amid the redwoods while chasing surf and Chinook salmon.
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The European model shows more snow for parts of interior New England, with a mixed bag of precipitation along the coast for places like New York and Philadelphia.
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She developed a passion for the marine wildlife living along the coast and knew from an early age that she wanted to dedicate her life to protecting them.
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A typical lethal algae bloom, also known as red tide, moves like a slow-motion hurricane, piling itself ashore with an epicenter that, geographically, varies along the coast.
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Generally considered a southern tree, the sweet gum (Liquidambar styraciflua) reaches the northernmost limits of its natural range along the coast not far north of New York City.
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It is a rare glimpse of wolves catching and eating freshwater fish, although they have been observed eating spawning salmon along the coast of British Columbia and Alaska.
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And flooding and mudslides closed a stretch of Highway 101, a crucial artery along the coast south from Santa Barbara, as well as portions of the 110 freeway.
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The Bay of Bengal has experienced many deadly tropical cyclones, the result of warm air and water temperatures producing storms that strike the large populations along the coast.
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From their data, the researchers concluded that living Native Americans descended from a population of Asians who moved into Alaska and then expanded southward, likely along the coast.
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The situation improved after winds died down, Mr. Plenkovic said, but only after threatening parts of the Split suburbs and spreading across hundreds of acres along the coast.
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All along the coast, for dozens of miles even beyond the confines of Villaggio Coppola, single-story buildings occupy the waterfront, steps from the beach and the sea.
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"Dorian should remain a powerful hurricane as it moves near or along the coast of North Carolina during the next several hours," NHC said in a Friday update.
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It warned of "life-threatening storm surge" and dangerous flooding and said "damaging hurricane force winds are likely," particularly along the coast as well as locations further inland.
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Hurricane watches were also in place on Thursday, as were tropical storm warnings, in other parts of the state, mostly along the coast, the National Hurricane Center said.
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Although the dunes stretch for 10 miles along the coast, most visitors seem to stick to a fairly narrow area, climbing a steep hill next to a lagoon.
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"Heavier ice amounts over a tenth of an inch forecast for southern Vermont and New Hampshire as well as along the coast of Maine," the weather service said.
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As temperatures are predicted to drop into in the 30s inland and 40s along the coast, iguanas could fall from trees as they slow down or become immobile.
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It was arbitrary, but I'd lived my life in California predominantly on a north-south axis, road-tripping more often along the coast than inland to the mountains.
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In 2014, the government announced a plan to build a giant seawall along the coast as part of a $40 billion project to protect the city until 2030.
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Along the coast, moderate coastal flooding is expected on Tuesday, with a surge of 2 to 3 feet around high tide at 9:123 to 10:15 a.m.
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Ways to mitigate damage Instead, policymakers have focused more on creating tougher building codes so homes built along the coast are sturdier and better able to withstand storms.
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A teeming colony of walruses is crammed at the edge of eighty-meter cliffs along the coast of Russia, where climate change has melted away the sea ice.
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Along the coast, thousands of people are staying in tents and temporary shelters like mosques or schools, with dozens sleeping on the floor or in crowded public facilities.
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Already connected with the Eastern Roman Empire, Irish and Anglo-Saxon monks crossed the English Channel and founded monasteries along the coast and interior of the Frankish Empire.
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Sanial and Nagao suspect that high levels of radioactive cesium-137 were released into the environment following the 2011 disaster, and then transported along the coast by ocean currents.
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Neither immediately threatened land, though Bud was expected to kick up high surf along the coast and potentially could reach the Los Cabos resort region by Thursday or Friday.
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"I remember going for a run along the coast early one morning and all these people were coming out in bathrobes and going swimming in the ocean," he recalls.
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When he was a teenager, Tapias went to work as a raspachín in Llorente, along the coast of Nariño, with the dream of earning enough to buy a farm.
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A massive winter storm swept from the Carolinas to Maine on Thursday, dumping snow along the coast and bringing strong winds that will usher in possibly record-breaking cold.
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After 1949, the Nationalists retained control of several small island groups along the coast of eastern China, from where they launched guerrilla raids into China and harassed Chinese shipping.
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Sussex police urged people to keep doors and windows shut in the affected area, between the resort town of Eastbourne and Birling Gap, a few miles along the coast.
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A new study in Geophysical Research Letters drew on satellite and meteorological data to construct the first long-term record of meltwater ponds along the coast of East Antarctica.
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Along the coast of Washington, dead forests still stand, where cedar groves were killed as they land they grew on was dropped more than six feet into salt water.
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In Oregon, a hurricane force wind watch is in effect along the coast for the storm the Weather Service office in Portland is calling the "Ides of October" storm.
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IS's base is at Sirte, halfway along the coast, but it also has a presence around the western city of Sabratha, where many smugglers are said to be operating.
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"Salvage the Bones" expands our understanding of Katrina's devastation, beyond the pictures of choked rooftops in New Orleans and toward the washed-out, feral landscapes elsewhere along the coast.
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The rain and snow is forecast to continue until Thursday with areas along the coast and parts of Northern California set to receive two to four inches of rain.
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At that same time that I was talking about all of that stuff happening, along the coast of California, the longshoremen started organizing their unions for the first time.
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In Maine, where the Weather Service had issued a warning until midnight Eastern for hurricane-force winds along the coast, residents were taking the harsh wintry conditions in stride.
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Dr. Lackey said much of the small town's charm came from its older houses and relative lack of overdevelopment, compared with bigger tourist destinations further west along the coast.
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He has devoted himself to promoting the cooking of the Gullah-Geechee Nation, the descendants of West Africans who lived along the coast from North Carolina to North Florida.
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According to the officials, the surveillance ship, the Viktor Leonov, has been present along the coast of South Carolina and Florida over the past few days, CNN reported Tuesday.
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Horse mackerel, or carapau in Portuguese, one of the southerly species that now thrive all along the coast, is abundant but doesn't sell for much at market, Dias says.
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Originally, they ran along the coast of the island, but as land was reclaimed from the sea to build the city outward, they became increasingly concentrated in the interior.
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M. D. Dayalan, president of the Chennai-based Indian Fishermen's Association, said many of the estimated 100,000 fishermen in villages along the coast have had to leave the area.
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"This land has now vanished, but as 'time-travellers' we get snapshots of this remarkable world via the rocks and fossils exposed along the coast of Victoria," Herne said.
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"It's unlikely that the state will, under the current law, be able to take particularly forceful measures to induce planning for sea-level rise along the coast," he said.
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A supermarket and other shopping can be found along the coast road; tourist shops and restaurants abound in the downtown San Miguel area, about eight miles to the north.
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The mudslides toppled trees, demolished cars and covered blocks of quiet residential neighborhoods with a thick layer of mud, blocking Highway 101, a major north-south route along the coast.
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The winds alone could cause locations to be "uninhabitable for weeks or months," the Weather Service stated, in addition to warning of a potentially deadly storm surge along the coast.
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Es Sider and Ras Lanuf lie between the city of Sirte - about 200 km (125 miles) along the coast and controlled by Islamic State - and the eastern city of Benghazi.
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In Santander, along the coast from Bilbao, the Centro Botín, a contemporary arts centre, opened last year in a dramatic building designed by Renzo Piano and suspended over the sea.
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But many towns along the coast of Queensland, although far from the coal seams, still benefit from mining because they are home to lots of fly-in-fly-out workers.
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Monaco, just along the coast toward Italy, has its glamor grand prix on May 27 but Letellier said Le Castellet aimed at attracting new audiences to the sport and region.
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"What happens to the private companies along the coast there, which are the sort of the real driving force of the Chinese economy, they could be really hurt," he said.
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Intercontinental flights were mainly unaffected by the strongest storm to hit the Netherlands since 2013, which produced gusts of up to 120 km (75 miles) per hour along the coast.
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Florida's coastal residents are being urged to flee the approaching hurricane, but the mayors of two cities along the coast say they are concerned about those ignoring calls to evacuate.
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Volunteers cleared seaweed and trash along the coast, while diggers, trucks and heavy-duty machinery were moved in across the island, slowing the departure of the last trickle of tourists.
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The bike ride tour, put together by the Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort, was set to take us along the coast of Arashi Beach, on a trail to the California Lighthouse.
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Odinga has strong support there and in the west and along the coast, areas where people have long felt ignored by central government and shut out of political patronage networks.
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It was a common practice at the time, with other ships found buried along the coast and, in one instance, under the site of the World Trade Center in 2010.
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I drove along the coast and the central valley where John Steinbeck lived, and couldn't escape finding these landscapes as if they were part of a memory we all share.
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Firefighters have had success getting control over fires in Los Angeles and San Diego, but the Thomas Fire continues its devastating march along the coast, threatening communities around Santa Barbara.
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The governors of Alabama, Florida, Louisiana and Mississippi declared states of emergency ahead of the storm, and counties along the coast issued curfews and ordered evacuations in low-lying areas.
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Instead, the angle of the coastline creates ocean swells from the south that make waves as high as 20 feet peel along the coast rather than just dumping straight on.
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An Air Force spokeswoman, Ann Stefanek, said that these days, when buildings are put up or renovated at bases along the coast, they are designed to withstand storms and flooding.
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Ezer, a physical oceanographer, says Dorian actually slowed down the Gulf Stream current, which flows northward from Florida along the coast up to the North Atlantic, by almost 20173 percent.
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It is likely to be drier for the West Coast on Tuesday and Wednesday, but rain is still possible along the coast up to Oregon and Washington state next Thursday.
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Almost five years after Sandy wreaked havoc, much of the fear in this part of the Jersey Shore has dissipated as wealthy clientele build significantly larger homes along the coast.
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A storm surge of 1 to 3 feet above ground level is expected along the coast in portions of the warning area, with isolated areas possibly up to 4 feet.
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Several fires along the coast had residents on edge, including the Alamo fire, east of Santa Maria, which grew to more than 43 square miles in steep, parched canyon land.
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Other shipments use the safety of Venezuelan waters to move along the coast to Guyana or Suriname, heading across the Atlantic to West or North Africa, before going to Europe.
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The drive along the coast is beautiful, but it's crazy to see these large trucks passing each other on the narrow roads trying to get their Friday morning deliveries in.
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"Blacktips used to amass in huge numbers along the coast of Florida, and there have been far fewer of them, particularly in the last two or three years," he said.
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As that melting water is working its way down and fracturing the ice, it's also flowing along the bottom of the shelf, where the ice meets bedrock along the coast.
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At 35 floors, it is one of the tallest hotels along the coast; while imposing, it provides unencumbered views and is closer to Old Recife than the Boa Viagem neighborhood.
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"This could bring down thousands and thousands of those pine trees here -- not only making all the damage along the coast but inland as well," CNN meteorologist Chad Myers said.
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Rain and gusty winds are the main impacts along the coast, where 1-2 inches of precipitation is forecast and winds of 20-30 mph with higher gusts are possible.
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"The big cities along the coast are going to have a pretty quick changeover from snow to sleet and freezing rain and eventually rain," Petersen said in a phone interview.
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After Hurricane Sandy in 2012, residents along the coast of New York and New Jersey were offline for days, leaving many unable to call loved ones or receive critically important information.
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It warned of strong winds and heavy rain that would cause high waves at sea, storm surges up to six metres in height along the coast, and flooding and landslides inland.
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"Stopped at some random beach along the coast of Baja to get a beer, and while eating lunch saw a group of Orcas out in the bay," Eastwood captioned the video.
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Lu Ming, an economist at Shanghai Jiaotong University, notes that China has a long history of places that have prospered with the help of a single industry, especially along the coast.
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The forecast for Julia Julia is forecast to move slowly to the northeast, and although the winds will remain strong along the coast, very heavy rains will be the main threat.
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Along the coast of the Carolinas, cameras attached to kites are collecting aerial images of protective barrier dunes in order to observe how they are changing over time, Sierra Magazine reports.
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Santa Barbara bore a "trifecta of responsibility," said Councilmember Kristen Sneddon, the Santa Barbara Independent reported , noting the city's location along the coast, affluent population and status as a tourist destination.
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Both quakes struck west of the California town of Petrolia and were very shallow, amplifying their effects, but a USGS map showed that they were not widely felt along the coast.
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"The successful start-up of AP1000 will boost industry morale ... and will be replicated along the coast as we've planned a series of both AP1000, and (Areva's) EPR reactors," Sun said.
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The company is pushing a 1003 billion pound, or $1.6 billion, project to build a looping six-mile wall along the coast that would close off a section of Swansea Bay.
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But what could be the most promising development in months was the result of a lone man's search, one that took him to an uninhabited sandbank along the coast of Mozambique.
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In March 2011, a quake of magnitude 9 struck offshore north of Tokyo, causing tsunami waves along the coast that killed nearly 20,000 people and triggered a nuclear power plant meltdown.
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Hurricane Matthew churned north along the coast of Florida on Friday, staying far enough offshore to spare the state a direct hit, but still caused flooding, wind damage and power failures.
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It has already dumped up to 10 inches (25 cm) of rain along the coast between Charleston, South Carolina, to Wilmington, North Carolina, about 170 miles (0003 km) away, forecasters said.
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The African Union started a military operation in 2011 working closely with Kenyan troops, with the mission largely succeeding in pushing the fighters from strongholds in Mogadishu and along the coast.
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A line of dilapidated mansions along the coast signal the island's wealthy past; in the 1970s, it was a phosphate-rich nation with per capita income second only to Saudi Arabia.
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Florence, downgraded to a Category 240 storm with winds of up to 284 miles per hour, is expected to rage for days, starting with heavy winds along the coast this morning.
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As a child in the 1950s and '60s, Bill Smith vacationed with his family in Atlantic Beach, on one of the southern-facing barrier islands along the coast of North Carolina.
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When you hear people say "We're creating more jobs," what they don't say is that, while that's true, most of that has been in the Bay Area and along the coast.
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Your Money Adviser The Atlantic hurricane season is a little more than two weeks away, so now is a good time for homeowners along the coast to check their insurance coverage.
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But what Tottori does have, in abundance, is sand: Undulating golden dunes stretch for about 33 miles along the coast here, so majestic they have been turned into a national park.
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These days, without large numbers of larvae growing to maturity, the population is near collapse all along the coast from Galicia in Spain to the southern end of the Portuguese coast.
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But it still wasn't clear where all this was going until August of that year, when Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, causing extensive human suffering and property damage along the coast.
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South of Kona, Ali'i Drive threads along the coast through a range of residential neighborhoods (including Ali'i Kai), offering abundant rental options just a few minutes drive from the city center.
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The storm wasn't expected to affect North Carolina much; instead, forecasters initially thought it would drift off into the Atlantic Ocean after running along the coast of Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
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According to the outlet, the group traveled more than 560 miles from Gracemere to Grafton along the coast of Australia, before police were able to catch up to them later that day.
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The Northeast is cleaning up after a weekend blizzard brought up to 26 inches of snow in some spots, causing heavy flooding along the coast and leaving at least 29 people dead.
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What Florida looks like now "Just because the center of circulation is offshore doesn't mean you can't be the center of action (along the coast)," National Hurricane Center Director Rick Knabb said.
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Decades after the public started jumping on budget airlines to the sun, abandoning their home-grown resorts in the process, numerous places along the coast have been left looking a bit... sad.
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Australian scientist Jürgen Otto, known on YouTube as Peacockspiderman, found all seven species along the coast of Western Australia with help of Australian naturalist David Knowles and American spider expert David Hill.
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Unfortunately, it won't look too much more impressive than your average moon, but there are likely to be good opportunities for photography at sunset when it seems biggest, especially along the coast.
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Three navy vessels participated in the rescue mission along the coast of the province of Trincomale, eventually coordinating with a team of navy divers to help guide the elephants back to shore.
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As Category 213 Hurricane Barry closes in on Louisiana, a tidal surge is causing flooding in residential areas and heavy winds and rain have led to widespread power outages along the coast.
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Spain's two enclaves in Morocco, Ceuta and Melilla, are often used as entry points into Europe by African migrants, who either climb over border fences or try to swim along the coast.
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The nation was facing its second oil crisis in a decade at the time, so Congress decided to defer the fate of a plot along the coast the size of Rhode Island.
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Max Wachtel; gave precise details about operations at the testing plant in Peenemünde, on the Baltic coast in Pomerania; and showed planned launch locations along the coast from Brittany to the Netherlands.
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The fires that threatened Split, the second largest city in Croatia, were also largely under control after a dozen houses burned along the coast, The A.P. reported, citing Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic.
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Around 12,000 apartments, along the seaside and in the nearby town of Castel Volturno, were built in violation of zoning laws, at a time when local authorities ignored development along the coast.
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As a coda to the "Atlas," Cooper had decided to make a series of photographs along the coast where he was born, on a three-week road trip between Oregon and Tijuana.
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"Somalia has been caught in the middle of this effort to try to expand influence, commercial and military, along the coast," said Rob Malley, president of the International Crisis Group, a think-tank.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un gave the order to start the demonstration, where the large-caliber self-propelled guns lined up along the coast opened fire, state news agency KCNA reported Wednesday.
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"Malaria was indeed present not only along the coast of Italy, and thus blamed on immigrants arriving through the port cities from Africa, but deep inland at rural settings as well," Poinar said.
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While we won't know the full scope of Florence's toll for days, the hurricane has already forced evacuations for millions of people along the coast and knocked out power for hundreds of thousands.
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Scientists at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have linked an "unusual mortality event" involving bottlenose dolphins along the coast of Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama to the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
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Taking off along the coast of Sausset-les-Pins, near Marseille, France, Zapata flew the hoverboard for 2,252 meters (7,388 feet), far surpassing the previous mark set by Canadian inventor Catalin Alexandru Duru.
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Taking off along the coast of Sausset-les-Pins, near... Many different kinds of personal transportation are undergoing an electric revolution, but electric bikes might make up the biggest section of the market.
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The storm killed as many as 60 people, dumped more than 50 inches (127 cm) of rain and caused damages estimated as high as $180 billion, including to 312,000 homes along the coast.
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Islamic State militants have managed to establish a foothold in the city of Sirte, which lies about 200 km (125 miles) along the coast to the west of Ras Lanuf and Es Sider.
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Spain's two enclaves in Morocco, Ceuta and Melilla, are often used as entry points into Europe for African migrants, who either climb over their border fences or try to swim along the coast.
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The NHC projects 4 to 8 inches of rain along the coast of Florida and Georgia, with some areas experiencing 10 inches, and up to 15 inches of rain in the coastal Carolinas.
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But even along the coast, Matthew was enough to destroy sand dunes, damage trees and homes, and send huge storm surges — reaching up to 11 feet at high tide — to flood coastal cities.
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MADRID — Tabàrnia is a territory along the coast of Catalonia, with bustling ports and architectural landmarks, including a Roman amphitheater in the city of Tarragona and the unfinished Sagrada Família basilica of Barcelona.
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Moreover, say critics, gains in the overall economic picture, especially in bustling Southern Maine and along the coast, mask increasing hardships that many poor residents face, most pointedly in the state's rural interior.
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Finding and catching the eels requires a perfect confluence of weather conditions as they are swept in on nighttime spring tides from the Atlantic Ocean into freshwater waterways along the coast, he said.
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"When do we cross this point that the homes along the coast are no longer valuable because they're really losing their marketability?" wondered Cary Glickstein, the mayor of Delray Beach in South Florida.
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Ismail Bourrich and his wife, Bouchra Salmi, natives of Morocco — he from Casablanca, she from Essaouira, both along the coast — opened Bab Marrakech last June in what was once a Chinese-Mexican spot.
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With light rains falling over many destroyed areas along the coast Sunday and Monday, many residents returned to flattened homes to gather anything that was salvageable — and in some cases to say goodbye.
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More than 1½ million people have been ordered to evacuate their homes along the coast as government officials in Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C. declared states of emergency.
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TRACK THE STORM Tornadoes struck along the coast Thursday At least 24 tornado reports were made in South Carolina and North Carolina as the hurricane hit those states this week, especially on Thursday.
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From closer cities like Hue and Hoi An, you can take a bus directly to Phong Nha, and from Danang there's a scenic 6-hour train ride along the coast to Dong Hoi.
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More than 220½ million people have been ordered to evacuate their homes along the coast as government officials in Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C. declared states of emergency.
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Then in the early 20th century, the oil and gas industry discovered huge wealth along the coast and over decades drilled more than 50,000 wells and put in miles of canals and pipelines.
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What its captain, Jacob Roggeween, found was a Polynesian people long since cut off from the rest of humanity, covered in tattoos and encircled by mysterious stone faces erected all along the coast.
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The most rainfall is expected to hit Friday evening, with up to 6 inches possible in just six hours along the coast and in the valleys of Santa Barbara, Ventura and Los Angeles counties.
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The erosional forces of the sea and wind along the coast continuously mould the landscape, together with the huge amounts of silt and other sediments, deposited in the countless estuaries, visible in the water.
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Most of the snow will happen along the coast today and tomorrow, and then very cold winds will hammer the northeast US, possibly bringing record-shattering freezing temperatures on Friday and over the weekend.
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The sprawling concrete complex—which spans 4.5 kilometers along the coast—was public property until 2004, when one of its five blocks was sold off for luxury apartments, hotels, and glitzy expensive private residences.
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Sure the Montreal producer's got his own forthcoming album to promote, but that hasn't stopped him for providing blissful beats for others, like Azealia Bank's "Along The Coast" off her recent mixtape Slay-Z.
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The 2000-year-old hotel administrator was one of a trickle of survivors pulled from the rubble after Ecuador's strongest earthquake in decades flattened towns along the coast and killed at least 480 people.
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The insurance company Allstate also flew a drone last week to assess damage to property in Savannah, Ga., after Hurricane Matthew barreled through the city, wiping out boardwalks, piers and rooftops along the coast.
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I swim along the coast of Kimolos, north of Milos, keeping the cliff-top white church in view when I breathe, then checking below me as a ray slips smoothly along the white sand.
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With a $48 million grant, the government began relocating the residents of Isle de Jean Charles, a 320-acre stretch along the coast of Louisiana that used to be as large as 22,000 acres.
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Along the coast, every fisherman, restaurant worker, boat captain, cook, taxi driver — anyone, really, who relies on tourism dollars knows how important a clean coast is to their economy and their way of life.
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Japan's Meteorological Agency issued an advisory for a tsunami up to 1 meter (3 feet) high along the coast west of the epicenter in Kumamoto; the advisory was lifted less than an hour later.
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The Northwest Passage along the coast of North America is more ice-bound, but last summer a luxury passenger cruise ship made a much-heralded and historic journey from Seward to New York City.
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So I took a run along the coast and within 10 minutes was alone on a sandy track near clear, blue water, with no signs of other humans but the occasional remains of campfires.
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We're going to go farther along the coast to a place where there's no one else, just us and the water and the evening light, because it will be evening when we get there.
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Florence, now a Category 2 storm packing sustained winds of up to 110 miles per hour, is expected to pummel the region for days, starting with heavy winds along the coast on Thursday morning.
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"There's potential for an oil spill that would be catastrophic for the industry and other industries along the coast," said Robbie Staunton, marine operations manager at Stehr Group, one of Australia's leading seafood companies.
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They sat on the floor of the shelter or in plastic chairs awaiting the arrival of the storm — by evening, the sea had turned rough and strong winds were lashing buildings along the coast.
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Those, along with the Ottoman forts strung along the coast, testify to the centuries-long fight for control of this strategic region by the great seafaring powers of the 245th- through mid-63th-century.
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In the city itself, southern neighborhoods and those along the coast — including Ullanlinna, Eira and Kaivopuisto — are in highest demand among luxury buyers, said Paula Hovav, an agent with Re/Max Royal, in Helsinki.
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As for the storm itself, Hurricane Dorian was moving along the coast of North Carolina early Friday morning, with the storm's center threatening to hit the Outer Banks, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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There, they feast on salmon and octopus in the nets placed along the coast by Japanese fishermen before returning north to the Sea of Okhotsk to give birth on the sea ice in March.
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They are the sons and daughters of housekeepers, dishwashers, fast-food cooks, farm laborers, landscapers, garment workers who stitch labels onto clothing and contractors who build swimming pools for affluent homeowners along the coast.
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The U.S. Pacific Tsunami Center canceled an earlier warning of a possible tsunami along the coast near the epicenter, some 190 kilometers (118 miles) from Cumana, the capital of the eastern state of Sucre.
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Lingering smoke was present in several towns along the coast of Sao Paulo state, and residents have been advised to cover their faces with cloth and remain indoors to avoid burning eyes and nausea.
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Separately, Northam released a plan last week to protect seabirds' habitat along Virginia's coast following the federal rollback of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act and changes produced along the coast by transportation construction (Audubon.org).
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The booze works, and mid-level shots of their late-night interactions are interspersed with more drinking, and painterly depictions of "comfortable silences" shared in the sand along the coast of Crofton, British Columbia.
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The U.S. Geological Survey said the tiny island formed off the northernmost part of the ocean entry from Fissure 8, and was oozing lava similar to that of the larger lava flow along the coast.
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The idea is for the warships to patrol along the coast of North Korea or Iran and shoot down ballistic missiles soon after they launch, when they're still at relatively low altitude and slow velocity.
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Most of the white population live in leafy neighbourhoods including ones along the coast, while the city's poorest people – mostly black - are scattered throughout more than 200 dusty, cramped informal settlements far out of town.
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You head over Boston and along the coast of Nova Scotia instead: That's why the lines on Woodruff's maps are curved — they represent the shortest distance between two points on a globe, not a map.
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Zapata used the Flyboard Air to set a Guinness World Record for the farthest hoverboard flight last April, after riding it for a distance of 2,252 meters (7,388 feet) along the coast of southern France.
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