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Se espera que la tormenta tropical Bret golpee las islas del este del Caribe con fuertes lluvias y vientos

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:45:26 GMT

(CNN) — Se espera que la tormenta tropical Bret azote las islas del este del Caribe este jueves, y que azote la región con fuertes vientos y lluvias que podrían causar inundaciones y olas peligrosas.La tormenta tropical Bret está “preparada para traer fuertes vientos y fuertes lluvias a partes de las Islas de Sotavento más tarde hoy y esta noche”, dijo el Centro Nacional de Huracanes en su actualización de las 5 a.m. hora del este de EE.UU.Bret tiene vientos de 112 km/h, y está ubicado a unos 320 kilómetros al este de Barbados y se mueve hacia el oeste a 24 km/h. Los vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical se extienden hacia afuera hasta 185 km desde el centro. Se pronostican pocos cambios en la fuerza hoy, mientras que Bret se acerca a las Antillas Menores más tarde este jueves.La tormenta tropical Bret, que tiene aproximadamente la misma fuerza de un huracán, se moverá este jueves por la noche a través de partes del grupo de islas de las Antillas Menores del Caribe oriental,...

Denver Weather: Pinpoint Weather Alert Day for another round of severe storms on Thursday

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:45:26 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — Strong to severe thunderstorms return in the Denver weather forecast Thursday ahead of a sunny weekend. Thursday is a Pinpoint Weather Alert Day for more rain and possible hail.Pinpoint Weather Alert Day on June 22 Red Rocks hail storm: Nearly 100 concertgoers hurt The main concerns with Thursday's thunderstorms will be heavy rainfall, hail, damaging wind gusts and abundant lightning strikes returning in the afternoon Weather today: Afternoon thunderstormsAnother round of thunderstorms will move in on Thursday. There is a slight risk of those storms becoming strong to severe, especially in the afternoon. The biggest concern with stronger storms will be large hail, damaging winds and even isolated tornadoes.Pinpoint Weather: Severe storm outlook on June 22. Temperatures won't be as warm as Wednesday. They will climb into the 70s. Pinpoint Weather: Daily highs on June 22. Weather tonight: Clearing, mild Rain and thunderstorms will clear Thursday night as low tem...

Explorer shares insight after trip to wreckage of Titanic

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:45:26 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — The search continues for a submersible vessel, known as the Titanic, that disappeared Sunday. It was carrying five people on the way to the Titanic ruins.Explorer Nik Halik, currently in Colorado, is one of about 50 people to ever see the Titanic ruins. “It’s almost like a right of passage for an explorer to go down there and document the wreck and archive it because it’s an immortal,” Halik said.  Missing sub search ‘a huge challenge,’ retired Navy officer explains Halik said he went twice in 2005 as part of an expedition while he was living in Russia at the time. Nik Halik said he's made the trip down to the wreckage of the Titanic twice. (Courtesy: Nik Halik)“I became the very first person since the sinking to have lunch on the Titanic,” Halik said. “One thing I will never forget is the surreal sight of the amount of suitcases scattered around the wreck of the Titanic.” For his trip, Halik said it took about four hours to descend.  This is the sub Hali...

Caught on camera: Apparent thief rips plants from Aurora garden

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:45:26 GMT

AURORA, Colo (KDVR) — An Aurora man is looking for answers after he said a man stole his lilies straight out of his garden. He said it happened last Thursday, June 15, at his home near Colfax Avenue and Sable Boulevard. His doorbell camera shows a man ripping the plants out of the ground, bulbs and all, before casually tossing them into the back of a car and driving away.“I understand if it was a little kid coming to take one for his mom or his girlfriend or something, but this is a grown man!” said Ivan Newborn.  Red Rocks hail storm: Nearly 100 concertgoers hurt Newborn said he planted the flowers the year before and was excited to see them start to blossom. He returned from a work trip Friday to find his garden bed empty and was shocked by what he saw on his camera."He must be a professional plant thief or something because he grabbed them right out the ground and walked off,” said Newborn. Newborn has dubbed the thief the "Petty Perennial Thief" and said he's mostly curious wh...

Denver tourism breaks record in 2022

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:45:26 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — In 2022, Denver welcomed 36.3 million visitors to the state, which is up 15% from the year before. The new figure sets a record for the Mile High City.According to data from Longwoods International's annual visitor study, visitors generated $9.4 billion in tourism revenue. That surpasses the previous record of $7 billion set back in 2019."People come and visit because they want to see and do a lot of things, and I think that's something special about Denver is that we have a great brand," said Richard Scharf, Visit Denver president and CEO. "We have a lot to do, whether it's our sports teams, our outdoors, our sports and culture, or shopping and dining. We kind of have it all for the visitor, and I think they're responding in a good way."According to Visit Denver, their 2022 summer advertising campaign generated $641 million in incremental visitor spending and $72 million in state and local taxes. Casa Bonita opening: Next phase starts Friday "For every dollar of p...

What you should know about muscle memory to help you stay fit

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:45:26 GMT

(CNN) — When you hear the term “muscle memory,” it conjures up images of your muscles being able to memorize certain movements, such as dribbling a soccer ball or playing “Happy Birthday” on the piano. But while muscle memory is real, that’s not what is actually going on in your body.What’s more, science says there are two different kinds of muscle memory. One type, neurological, is tied to the recall of learned activity, while the other form, physiological, is related to the regrowth of actual muscle tissue.Understanding how both kinds of muscle memory work can help you get off to a strong start if you’re establishing a new fitness routine or rebooting one after a break.The neurological form of muscle memory is probably the type most of us associate with the term, as it has to do with the phenomenon in which it appears our muscles are “remembering” specific movements. Even if you haven’t ridden a bicycle in several years, for example, you can probably hop on one and pedal with ease...

Report finds nationwide spike in preventable deaths, maternal mortality and medical bills

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:45:26 GMT

(CNN) — A new report puts US states’ health care systems on a scorecard, with Massachusetts coming out on top. But it also highlights alarming trends across the country, especially in areas like premature deaths and women’s health care.Released Thursday, the Commonwealth Fund’s 2023 Scorecard on State Health System Performance uses federal health data from 2021 – the most recent available – to rank all 50 states and the District of Columbia on 58 measures of health outcomes, equity and affordability.And for the first time, researchers from the independent research group measured performance on reproductive care and women’s health, including 12 measures to track prenatal and postpartum care access, reproductive cancer screenings and maternal mortality.Three states top the 2023 rankings: Massachusetts, Hawaii and New Hampshire. Oklahoma, West Virginia and Mississippi bring up the bottom of the list, facing some of the nation’s most pressing health care concerns.The researchers found a...

Dengue spike in Europe triggers fear of more infections, deaths

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:45:26 GMT

Europe has seen more cases of locally acquired dengue in 2022 than the total number of cases in the previous decade, as heat waves and flooding allow invasive mosquitoes to establish themselves further north and west in the region.The data released Thursday by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) is a stark warning that climate change, as well as factors such as migration and land-use change, appears to be contributing to the spread of mosquito-borne diseases on the Continent. The ECDC’s Director Andrea Ammon warned that Europe could see more cases and potentially deaths from diseases such as dengue, chikungunya and West Nile fever.In 2022, there were 71 cases of locally acquired dengue, with 65 in France and six in Spain. There was also a peak in cases of West Nile virus, with 1,133 cases and 92 deaths. Most of those cases — 1,112 — were locally acquired in 11 countries, with more than 700 in Italy. It’s the highest number of cases since 2018, when a m...

Ukraine finance minister warns of ‘huge’ budget gap in 2024

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:45:26 GMT

LONDON — Ukraine needs foreign help to balance its budget in 2024, Finance Minister Serhiy Marchenko said on Thursday, calling on partners including the U.S. to “step in.”The war-torn country is confident it will balance the books this year, thanks in large part to support from the EU, the U.S., the International Monetary Fund and other donors.But it needs more external funding. “For next year, we also expect other nations to step in and cover our expenses and help us to cover our budget deficit,” Marchenko told POLITICO in an interview Thursday, on the sidelines of a Ukraine Recovery Conference hosted in London.Partners are already coming forward. The IMF reached an agreement with Kyiv in March on a $15.6 billion program aimed at ensuring macroeconomic stability. On Tuesday, the European Commission proposed a €50 billion aid package for Ukraine through 2027. This, the EU maintains, would cover 45 percent of Ukraine’s budgetary and urgent reconstruction needs, estimated at $110 bil...

Manchester, NH woman facing criminal mischief charge after allegedly ‘keying’ vehicle

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:45:26 GMT

A Manchester, New Hampshire woman is facing a criminal charge after she allegedly “keyed” a vehicle in a parking lot in April, police said.Emerald Anderson-Ford, 38, turned herself in to police after surveillance video showed her scratching the driver’s side door and rear quarter panel of a vehicle in the parking lot of the Puritan Conference Center on April 20, according to Manchester police.Damage was reportedly $2,500.Anderson-Ford was released on $2,500 personal recognizance bail and is slated to be arraigned on a felony criminal mischief charge on July 21.