Sean McPolin

2 weeks ago | themirror.com | Sean McPolin

Nearly 200,000 have been left without power due to a large outage sparked by severe weather and storms around the US, with the likes of Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina heavily affected Hundreds of thousands of Americans have been left without power after storms continue to batter the country. United States Power Outage is reporting that just over 166,000 homes across Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina have been affected by the poor weather, which started last night.

2 weeks ago | themirror.com | Sean McPolin

Detectives in New England are working to figure out why 13 dead bodies have appeared in the area in the past few months and have attempted to dispel mounting fears of a serial killer At least 13 bodies have been discovered since March in what authorities are describing as unexplained deaths. Across Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Maine in New England, the bodies were found in wooded or remote areas, prompting growing public speculation about a possible serial offender.

2 weeks ago | themirror.com | Sean McPolin

Blasted by some Worlders as "easy" and "boring" today's puzzle proves a quick win for most who have taken part Today's Wordle was an easy one, with several lawding their successful efforts on social media, compared to yesterday's tough word. Several Wordlers took to social media to share their triumph at today's puzzle, but some weren't impressed with the "boring" word, and others were tricked by a similar tactic used by the creators.

2 weeks ago | themirror.com | Sean McPolin

Meteorologists have predicted that a cool, rainy start to June in the Northeast will make way for warmer, drier weather conditions by the middle of the week New Yorkers enjoyed a stretch of beautiful weather over the weekend but the new week brings a return to cooler, stormier conditions. According to AccuWeather meteorologists, this unsettled start to June will give way to more consistent summer warmth as the month progresses.

2 weeks ago | irishstar.com | Sean McPolin

After a Saharan dust cloud hit the Sunshine State this weekend, things are expected to clear up, but not for long, as weather experts predict another large sandstorm could hit by the middle of June A vast plume of Saharan dust that blanketed much of Florida late this week is expected to clear out over the weekend, but forecasters warn another wave of dry, dusty air from Africa could arrive by mid-June.