Weather
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Record-Breaking 2,000-Mile Heatwave to Stretch from Texas to Maine This Week
The mid-May heatwave reportedly follows a bombardment of thunderstorms and cold air in the Central US and Eastern US since April.
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SPC Issues Fire Weather Warnings for Southwest US and Southern High Plains: Wildfire Risks Possible
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Alaska Declares Disaster Emergency Due to Flooding Caused by Ice Jam in Manley Hot Springs
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NOAA Warns of Heavy Rain in the Mid-Atlantic, Prolonged Fire Weather in the Southwest US
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US: Potent Storm System Can Develop Into a Tropical Depression Off the Coastal Atlantic
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Oregon Weather: Torrential Rain Causes High Water Levels, While Snow Falls on Cascade Mountain Passes
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Texas Tornadoes Provided Insights About Storm Chasing
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Another Tornado Cluster Left Towns in Oklahoma and Texas in Ruins
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Cool, Damp Weather Will Come To Okanagan, Canada and on Detroit
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US Wildfire Forecast: Meteorologists Predict the Western US is Set for an Intense Wildfire Season
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Severe Weather System in Parts of Western Virginia and Ohio With Strong Winds and Warm Temperature in Reno, Tahoe on Mother’s Day
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Tributes Paid to Three University of Oklahoma Students Who Died in a Car Accident After a Storm Chase
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Blast of Winter Weather in Nebraska Pours 15 Inches of Snow
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