Weather
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El Niño Fuels Extreme Heat in the Pacific, Raising Fears of Droughts and Floods
Scientists have predicted that the nascent El Niño climate conditions in the Pacific Ocean will intensify during the year, with a remote potential of a record-breaking occurrence that will further amplify already oppressive temperatures worldwide.
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US Weather Forecast: Potential Tropical System Could Form Over the Atlantic Ocean
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8 US Volcanoes Under Monitoring by USGS as Elevated Alert Levels Hint Possible Eruption
Cerberus Heatwave Threats Southern Europe
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Heat Dome Triggers Dangerous Heat Wave in Southwest, Experts Warn of Health Risks
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New Tropical Storm Calvin Likely to Strengthen; Hawaii To Expect Stormy Outlook
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Northeast US Dangerous Flood: Heavy Rain to Hit Philadelphia, Boston to New York
Perfect, Supercharging Storm Brewing This Summer, Expert Warns
Snow Falls in South Africa After More Than A Decade
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Colorado Now Drought-Free: Rainy Pattern Helps Ease Dry Conditions
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Two Years Old Boy Dies in Hot Car in Northern Idaho
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Isolated Tornadoes, Flooding To Hit Central US; Stormy Weather Likely in Northeast
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