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New Building Codes Aim To Protect U.S. From Devastating Tornadoes
Following the deadly tornado that tore through the city of Joplin, Mo., in 2011, researchers have developed new building codes they hope will better protect people in the face of a EF-5 category tornado.
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Rare Unexpected Tropical Storms--"Gray Swans"?
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Google Earth and a 2.6-Million-Year-Old Dust Site
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See Katrina Scars From Space, a Decade Later [PHOTOS] [VIDEO]
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Saturn's Massive Cyclones Born from Thunderstorms
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Hurricanes: Atlantic to See Below-Normal Storms this Season, NOAA Says
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US Hasn't seen a 'Major' Hurricane in 9 Years: That's Incredibly Lucky, Says NASA
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Ever Wonder What Thunder Looks Like?
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More Big Thunderstorms Boost Tropical Rainfall
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85 Percent of US Hurricanes Come From... Africa
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US Southeast to See More Tornadoes Due to Climate Change
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Big Storms Only Get Bigger with Warming Temperatures
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Extreme Storms Shake Things Up on Uranus
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