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Jul 22, 2014; 10:46 PM ET
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Tropical Depression Two Shifts West Across the Atlantic

News - July 22, 2014; 9:10 PM ET

Tropical Depression Two has formed in the Atlantic and could become the next tropical storm of the season by midweek.
Northeast Short-Range Regional Weather Forecast

Video - July 22, 2014; 10:46 PM ET

Short-Range Weather forecast overview for the Northeast United States
Gusty Winds, Downpours to Extend From Cincinnati to NYC, DC, Boston

News - July 22, 2014; 9:08 PM ET

Warm and humid air in place over much of the Midwest and Northeast at midweek will contribute to the risk of drenching, gusty and locally severe thunderstorms on Wednesday.
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Video - July 22, 2014; 10:35 PM ET

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Energy Demand to Remain Low as July Ends Cool in Midwest, East and South

News - July 22, 2014; 9:07 PM ET

After temperatures briefly climb to typical midsummer levels, another cooldown will roll into the Midwest and expand to the East for the last part of July.
Northeast Extended Regional Weather Forecast

Video - July 22, 2014; 9:59 AM ET

Extended Weather forecast overview for the Northeast United States
INFOGRAPHIC: How Will NWS Radar Upgrades Boost Warning Time of Tornadoes, Saves Lives?

News - July 22, 2014; 2:50 PM ET

In an effort to cut down the time it takes to scan storms in order to alert the public of tornadoes and severe storms, the National Weather Service made small but potentially life-saving adjustments to their radar operations.
DC, NYC, Boston to Turn Sticky Again But Not For Long

News - July 22, 2014; 8:10 AM ET

Very warm and humid air will surge back across the mid-Atlantic and Northeast for the first half of the week, but the sticky air's presence will not last long.