extreme weather
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Scientists Identify New Type of Unique Storm Called 'Atmospheric Lakes'
Compact, slow-moving, moisture-rich pools have been discovered in a new meteorological phenomenon that exists primarily in one section of the planet. These are referred to as "atmospheric lakes" by scientists.
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Many Weather Forecasters Predict Thanksgiving May be Kicked Off by a Snowstorm
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Top 3 US Cities That Are at Risk of Getting Destroyed by Climate Change
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Weather Forecasters Warn that Big Change in Weather Pattern May Affect Chances of Snow
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Scientists Warn of Global 'Cascade' of Extreme Disasters by 2030
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At Least 30 Million People are in Danger Due to Extreme Weather Outbreak
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NWS Raises Alarm as Severe Storm Rapidly Develops in the East Coast
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Storm, Flood, and Tornado: Extreme Weather Left Three US States in Ruins
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