International Weather Blog
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Australia Eyes Iggy
Jan 29, 2012; 1:52 PM ET
It is not out of the question that this cyclone pay Geraldton or even Perth a visit after Wednesday.
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The Great Blizzard of January 1978
Jan 26, 2012; 1:54 PM ET
Within minutes of the switchover to snow, visibility was only a few hundred feet in snow and blowing snow.
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Tropical Cyclone Landfall in Madagascar
Jan 8, 2012; 1:42 PM ET
Nearly one foot of rain pelted Maintirano within about 48 hours ended Sunday.
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Madagascar Facing Cyclone Threat
Jan 7, 2012; 12:39 PM ET
The tropical low could strengthen quickly to an important tropical cyclone before a likely landfall in western Madagascar.
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Record Heat, Other Weather Extremes
Dec 22, 2011; 1:35 PM ET
Western Australia state had its hottest December day on record.
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November's Second T.C. off Southeast Arabia
Nov 8, 2011; 2:01 PM ET
Impact-wise, the biggest forecast problem is that of rain: will there be another shot of flooding rain along/near Arabia's southeastern coast?
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Karachi, Sindh -- Is This the End of the Rain?
Sep 13, 2011; 2:00 PM ET
So there should be no shock in learning that much of Sindh has already tallied 1,000 to more than 2,000 percent of historical average rainfall for the month.
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Sindh (Pakistan) Flooding Follows Cloudbursts Last Week
Aug 17, 2011; 1:33 PM ET
Following a mostly rainless July, then a bone-dry first week of August, the rains came in a big way to some, not all, of Sindh.
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Snow in New Zealand
Aug 16, 2011; 12:23 PM ET
Before this week's falls, the last significant snow fell in the mid 1970s. If I have understood media reports, this would hold true for both Wellington and Auckland.
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Latest on SW Monsoon Rainfall
Aug 10, 2011; 12:42 PM ET
Rainfall across India as a whole (and by extension, the Subcontinent) has been somewhat below normal since June 1, 2011, the official start of the Monsoon season.
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Record Heat in Iraq
Aug 2, 2011; 1:14 PM ET
Tuesday, Aug. 2 must have been one of the hottest days, at least in the historical weather record, in the nation of Iraq.
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Historic Heat Wave in Russia
Aug 1, 2011; 1:11 PM ET
Fast forward to 2011. A late-July blast of heat out of central and southwest Asia gripped the lower Volga/NW Caspian region beginning about the 26th.
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Rain in Karachi; Western Pacific Lighting Up
Jul 26, 2011; 12:41 PM ET
The last measurable rain at this site happened last winter, on February 20.
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Ma-on, the Next Big Typhoon
Jul 12, 2011; 12:08 PM ET
Earlier model runs favored a track into the Yellow Sea to Korea and even China. Later model scenarios have been more about mainland Japan.
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The Watch Is On for the Next Typhoon
Jul 7, 2011; 12:24 PM ET
The latest GFS numerical forecast model (1200 UTC Thursday) shows slow lessening of the (unfavorable) wind shear over the next few days.
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Jim AndrewsThe International weather blog from AccuWeather.com is written by Jim Andrews who has more than 10 years experience forecasting outside the United States.
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