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A California town is coping with a landslide of mud and ash near an area already scarred by wildfires. Meantime, crews are making progress against wildfires burning across the state. (July 15)

In the flood-ravaged Midwest, every new day brings new challenges for people living along the Mississippi River. Over the last four days, the AP visited four towns to see how each is dealing differently with the fight against Mother Nature. (June 19)

The Humane Society of the United States is on the ground in Cedar Rapids facing the aftermath of the worst flooding Iowa has ever seen. (June 16)

The Federal Government has released a map showing 27 areas where they're worried levees along the Mississippi River could overflow due to rising water levels. (June 17)

Sandbagging is still under way in communities south of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; and along the Mississippi River where water levels are still rising. Meantime, some residents in Cedar Rapids have been allowed to get some belongings. (June 16)

Flood waters are beginning to recede in Cedar Rapids, leaving behind heavy damage to the city. However a new round of wet weather is moving into the region. (June 15)

The view from above says it all, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is drenched and it may be weeks or months until it dries out completely. (June 14)

Questions are being raised about why the Boy Scouts did not have a shelter at a western Iowa camp that was hit by a tornado. Four teen scouts were killed and 48 others were injured by the twister. (June 13)

Flooding problems continue to plague Iowa where nine rivers are at or above historical flood levels. The governor has declared 55 of the state's 99 counties as disaster areas. (June 13)

High water has flooded a hospital in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, forcing officials to move patients to other facilities. (June 13)

Four Boy Scouts were killed Wednesday when a tornado passed through their Iowa campground. Dozens of others were hurt. The AP's Rich Matthews reports from Iowa. (June 12)

Gripping amateur video caught a tornado that passed right over a vehicle in Iowa on Wednesday. The same storm system was responsible for the deaths of four Boy Scouts nearby. (June 12)

About 100 homes, schools and churches were destroyed by a tornado that ripped through Chapman, Kansas, Wednesday night. (June 12)

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is being inundated by high water that's flooding the city, limiting traffic and stopping trains in their tracks. (June 12)

Frightened Boy Scouts huddled in a shelter as a tornado tore through their western Iowa campground, killing four people and injuring 48 others who had little warning of the approaching twister. (June 12)

Photographers Thursday were given a tour of the storm damage at the Little Sioux Campground in Iowa, after a tornado struck, killing four Boy Scouts. (June 12)

Towns and cities lying downstream of this week's massive flooding are getting ready for the water to hit them as it makes its way to the Mississippi River. (June 12)

Nebraska Boy Scout Zach Jessen was among dozens of teens who were camping in Iowa Wednesday night when a tornado stuck their campground. Four boys were killed, many others were hurt. (June 12)

The governor of Iowa is calling the tragedy at a Boy Scout camp a 'blow right to the gut.' (June 12)

Boy Scouts who survived a tornado that killed four fellow scouts at the Little Sioux Scout Ranch in Iowa have been reunited with their parents. (June 12)

Officials with the Boy Scouts of America say the tornado that hit a scout ranch in Iowa Wednesday night targeted future leaders of the organization. (June 12)

Boy Scouts who survived a tornado that killed four fellow scouts at the Little Sioux Scout Ranch in Iowa have been reunited with their parents. (June 12)

Boy Scouts who survived a tornado that killed four fellow scouts at the Little Sioux Scout Ranch in Iowa have been reunited with their parents. (June 12)

Author: l0ckergn0me Added: Wed, 11 Jun 2008 10:21:07 -0800 Duration: 399http://live.pirillo.com - I love living in the Seattle area, because I'm a big fan of overcast skies. This is in sharp contrast to my home state of Iowa, where's there's severe weather of all types nearly every other day. Severe weather is terrifying, ...

A sandbagged levee was preventing a swollen river from spilling over its banks and flooding a northeastern Iowa city, but officials on Wednesday asked for additional volunteers to help shore it up as more rain loomed. (June 11)

Some home owners in Lake Delton, Wisconsin, had their homes and land completely washed away by flood waters, leaving them with only memories of the life they had. (June 10)

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http://live.pirillo.com - I love living in the Seattle area, because I'm a big fan of overcast skies. This is in sharp contrast to my home state of Iowa, where's there's severe weather of all types nearly every other day. Severe weather is terrifying, to be sure. However, it's also beautiful and many people love to see it on video.

SelectPlusWeekend Weather Blamed for 8 U.S. DeathsWeekend Weather Blamed for 8 U.S. DeathsThe Associated PressStorms pounded America from the Midwest to the East Coast over the weekend, killing at least eight people. The weather forced hundreds of people to flee flooded communities and spawned tornadoes that ripped a path through suburban Chicago. (June 9)From the Midwest ----To the East Coast ----( vox pop weather up)A rash of wicked storms pounded the nation over the weekend, killing at least 8 and leaving many people fleeing for higher ground.SOT (SOT: That's my house right there --- and we're leaving)Some of the worst of it hit here....in Indiana, as heavy rains poured into residential areas...Forcing rescue crews to use boats and even jet skis to pluck people from the rising watersSOT: Marion Hinderlider --- I've been here 71 years and ain't never seen it this highAnd many residents in suburban Chicago spent Sunday cleaning up --- after being hit by tornadoes the night before that knocked down trees, ripped off roofs and left more than a few nerves rattled.SOT: Larry Chestnut --- It looked like a war zone.29 counties in Indiana have been declared federal disaster areas to speed the relief effort.But forecasters are predicting more storms across the Midwest today. ___ ___, The Associated Press. Author: AssociatedPress Keywords: us severe-weather weekend weather blamed u.s. deaths Added: June 9, 2008