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Jul 11, 2014; 11:35 AM ET United States travel weather forecast
Northeast U.S. & Bath Weather Reports
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Northeast at Risk for Severe Storms, Flash Flooding Next Week
News - July 11, 2014; 1:54 PM ET
As the Northeast continues to clean up from destructive storms early this week, more rounds of severe weather and flash flooding loom for early next week.
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Ten Must-See US Towns With Weather Names
News - July 11, 2014; 5:57 AM ET
While weather influences everyone to some degree, some get a constant reminder that the weather is all around us, as their hometowns are named after particular weather phenomena.
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Northeast Extended Regional Weather Forecast
Video - July 11, 2014; 9:45 AM ET
Extended Weather forecast overview for the Northeast United States
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INFOGRAPHIC: How Are Hurricanes Rated?
News - July 11, 2014; 5:52 AM ET
This infographic explores how hurricanes are classified, using the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale, including examples of infamous storms and their strength.
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Northeast Short-Range Regional Weather Forecast
Video - July 11, 2014; 9:28 AM ET
Short-Range Weather forecast overview for the Northeast United States
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Remnants of Neoguri to Usher in Cooler Air Into Midwest, East for Mid-July
News - July 11, 2014; 4:48 AM ET
Days after Neoguri takes a curved path over Japan and into the northern Pacific, much cooler air will drive southeastward across the Midwest and into the Northeast.
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VIDEO: Damaging Northeast Storms Kill Five Including Young Camper
News - July 10, 2014; 6:57 AM ET
Violent storms and tornadoes ransacked areas in the Northeast on Tuesday, killing five.
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WATCH: Delighted Elephants Play Together in the Rain
As light rain falls on Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai, Thailand, on July 8, 2014, herds of rescued elephants are in pure bliss - dancing and splashing together around the park.
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PHOTOS: Whirlwinds of Fire, Water, Ice, Earth and Air
Vortices of air constantly surround us, invisible to the naked eye until something physical gives them shape. Take a look at some of nature's most awe-inspiring vortices.
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