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A powerful storm in western Alaska, worsened by reduced weather data, killed at least one and displaced over 1,000.
A deadly storm in western Alaska, fueled by Typhoon Halong, caused widespread destruction with hurricane-force winds and flooding, killing at least one and displacing over 1,000.
Reduced weather balloon launches in remote Alaskan regions—due to federal funding cuts—limited atmospheric data, hindering forecast accuracy and contributing to unexpected storm impacts.
Experts say the data gap likely worsened predictions, though a direct causal link remains unproven.
The National Weather Service is recovering from staffing and data collection losses tied to broader federal budget cuts.
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Una poderosa tormenta en el oeste de Alaska, agravada por la reducción de datos meteorológicos, mató al menos a uno y desplazó a más de 1.000 personas.