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KU and Haskell to host symposium looking at tribal sovereignty, climate change
The KU School of Law is joining a research hub based at Haskell for a joint symposium examining tribal sovereignty and the effects of climate change on children’s health. The two-day event will run from Thursday, Nov. 12 to Friday, Nov. 13. The conference is free and open to the public, but registration is required by Friday, Oct. 30. Sign up at this link.
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Heavy Rain and Flooding Risk Targets Dallas, Austin, Houston, and Tulsa Over Halloween Weekend With Over an Inch Possible in Three Days
DALLAS — Heavy rain could bring a soggy and possibly flooded Halloween weekend to parts of Texas and Oklahoma. A developing low-pressure system east of the Rockies is expected to pull deep moisture north into the Southern Plains. A Moderate Risk of heavy precipitation covers parts of central and eastern Texas into southeastern Oklahoma from October 30 to November 1. A broader Slight Risk stretches across more areas through November 2.
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Above average temps and next chance for rain
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Early week rain shower chances and later next week
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Tracking Isolated Showers this Morning
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A Few Sprinkles, but Fall Sunshine Wins Out
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Getting warmer this week
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Warmer temperatures on the way
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Heavy Rain Up to 3 Inches Targets Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Wichita and Lubbock as Ongoing Severe Storms Also Threaten Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and North Texas
TULSA, OKLAHOMA — Heavy rainfall has become another major concern across the Southern Plains, adding to the ongoing severe weather risk. Widespread rainfall totals of 1 to 3 inches are possible across portions of Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas through Wednesday evening, with the heaviest band stretching from west Texas northeast into southwest Missouri.