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The ABC has offered a humble apology following an erroneous accusation made by one of its reporters who falsely implicated two Nationals MPs for neglecting their constituencies during critical times when people are facing life-threatening situations. Claudia Long, the political correspondent for the national broadcaster, stated on "Insiders" last Sunday that National Party members of parliament were absent from their constituencies when the decision was made to dissolve the Coalition. "I believe another crucial aspect for regional areas is having a local representative present during times of crisis, such as floods where lives are lost—this situation occurred earlier this week," she explained to the show. Long particularly mentioned two individuals who perished in the flooding waters within Alison Penfold's potential electorate of Lyne on the Mid-North Coast. Additionally, he pointed out another fatality in Pat Conaghan’s constituency of Cowper, where...
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Millions in 11 States Urged to Shelter Indoors and Steer Clear of Windows

Weather experts are advising tens of millions of people spanning across a minimum of eleven states to stay inside and keep away from windows due to severe gusts, sand storms, and heightened chances of wildfires sweeping through significant parts of the central and western U.S.

Why It Matters

The National Weather Service (NWS) has declared high wind alerts along with blowing dust advisories stretching from Texas to California, where winds may spike up to 90 mph in certain locations. Due to these severe circumstances, extensive safety precautions have been advised, considering the increasing risks of fallen electrical wires, airborne objects, and perilous roadways.

Authorities have cautioned that the mix of high wind speeds and arid conditions might amplify the threat of wildfires, leading to red flag warnings spanning from South Dakota down to Texas. This intense weather pattern comes after a weekend marked by severe thunderstorms. left more than 40 dead across multiple states .

What to Know

The National Weather Service has issued high wind warnings for several areas, which include:

  • Texas Panhandle and El Paso — Wind speeds ranging from 35 to 45 mph with gusts reaching up to 65 mph.
  • Sangre de Cristo Mountains (Colorado) — Winds from the southwest at 40 to 50 mph with gusts reaching up to 90 mph.
  • New Mexico – Blowing dust advisories remain in effect, with reduced visibility making travel dangerous.
  • California's Coachella Valley – Air quality alerts due to windblown dust , posing hazards for people who have respiratory issues.

High wind warnings have also been issued for parts of Utah, Wyoming, Kansas, South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska and Oklahoma.

As per the NWS guidelines, people should protect themselves by fastening anything that could be blown away, limiting outdoor trips whenever feasible, and remaining in the ground floors of their houses during the height of the wind storm.

"Remain in the lower levels of your home during the windstorm, and avoid windows. Watch for falling debris and tree limbs. Use caution if you must drive," the NWS office in Topeka, Kansas stated in its high wind warning.

What People Are Saying

AccuWeather meteorologist Tyler Roys told Nation Daily News : Dangers linked to these winds encompass blowing dust that results in diminished air quality and reduced visibility, causing potential travel delays.

When the wind becomes intense, there’s an increased chance of tractor-trailers toppling over, similar to incidents observed last Friday. Consequently, this situation can cause travel disruptions. Additionally, crosswinds will affect journeys across various transportation methods including road vehicles, trains, and airplanes.

Additionally, individuals ought not to follow too closely while driving because they might end up in blowing dust. As noted earlier, this phenomenon can swiftly reduce visibility, thereby significantly increasing the risk of a vehicle collision or even multiple-car accidents.

What's Next

People living in the impacted regions can keep updated with their nearby weather reports.

When this was written, the most recent high wind alerts were valid until Wednesday.

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