South Central U.S. & Abbeville Weather Reports
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Oklahoma City to Boston: Snow, Ice to Snarl Travel for 1,500-Mile Corridor Into Thursday
News - March 4, 2015; 2:24 AM ET
A new storm will spread a swath of snow and sleet spanning more than 1,500 miles from northern Texas to Massachusetts, during Wednesday into Thursday.
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South Central Short-Range Regional Weather Forecast
Video - March 3, 2015; 9:29 PM ET
Short-Range Weather forecast overview for the South Central United States
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Ice, Flooding to Target Midwest, Northeast Into Wednesday
News - March 4, 2015; 2:22 AM ET
Yet another winter storm is taking aim at the Northeast and Midwest with some snow, but also significant problems due to flooding and ice on Tuesday night and into early Wednesday.
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South Central Extended Regional Weather Forecast
Video - March 3, 2015; 7:28 PM ET
Extended Weather forecast overview for the South Central United States
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February 2015 Enters Many Record Books Across the US
News - March 4, 2015; 2:20 AM ET
February 2015 has come to an end with numerous monthly records set across the United States.
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Four Indications That Spring Is on the Horizon
News - March 4, 2015; 2:17 AM ET
It still feels like winter across much of the United States, but meteorological spring has already begun, and astronomical spring is only a couple of weeks away.
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Three Heating, Cooling Solutions That Are Revolutionizing the Energy Industry
News - March 4, 2015; 2:12 AM ET
Innovations to the heating/cooling industries have inspired cost-effective and efficient methods to regulate temperatures.
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Boston Mayor's Space-Saving Ban Seeks to End War Over Shoveled Parking Spots
With more than 8 feet of snow accumulating across Boston since January, clogged city streets have made available parking spaces a hot commodity.
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Four Indications That Spring Is on the Horizon
It still feels like winter across much of the United States, but meteorological spring has already begun, and astronomical spring is only a couple of weeks away.
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