SUMMARY: Mera, a bright and creative 13-year-old seventh grader, loves art, music, and fashion. She excels in school and dreams of being in a band, artist, and author. Despite her vibrant personality and positivity, Mera has faced significant challenges, living in 34 foster homes over five years. She longs for a permanent family who will embrace her kindness and creativity. Mera understands the importance of adoption—a lasting home where she can grow and thrive. She yearns for stability and love, ready to be shaped by family experiences and to face the future with support.

Mira, born in 2011, is a creative and outspoken Caucasian female who enjoys drawing, playing cards, and watching movies and her favorite TV show, ‘South Park’. At school, Mira enjoys recess and learning about science. She looks forward to becoming an artist one day. Mira needs a loving adoptive family who will give her the attention, support, encouragement, structure, and nurturing environment she needs to continue to thrive and reach her goals.

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SUMMARY: The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, starting June 1, is expected to be above average, with forecasts predicting 13-19 named storms, 6-10 hurricanes, and 3-5 major hurricanes. This is due to an ENSO-neutral pattern, meaning neither El Niño nor La Niña is present, allowing storms to form more easily with warm Atlantic waters. The National Hurricane Center has improved forecasting with longer lead times (72 hours), smarter models, a smaller cone of uncertainty, extended wind forecasts, and better communication tools. Though inland, the CSRA should prepare for heavy rain, flooding, and wind impacts. Residents are advised to review emergency plans and stay alert.

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SUMMARY: Saturday night’s hazy, milky sky is caused by Canadian wildfire smoke drifting into the Southeast, lingering into Sunday without surface air quality issues. June begins warm with mid to upper 80s, sun, and clouds. A weak cold front may trigger isolated, non-severe showers or storms north of I-20 Sunday afternoon, fading after sunset as dry air moves in. Sunday night offers a chance to see the Northern Lights in the CSRA due to a strong geomagnetic storm. Monday and early week will be sunny and dry with highs in the upper 80s. Humidity and rain chances rise Thursday through next weekend, with more showers and storms expected Sunday.

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