NYC: Another Cooldown to Follow Midweek Storms
July 22, 2014; 3:00 PM ET
Just when the atmosphere was beginning to warm up around the New York City area, another push of cool air will settle into the region. more >
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Tropical Depression Two Shifts West Across the Atlantic
News - July 22, 2014; 3:11 PM ET
Tropical Depression Two has formed in the Atlantic and could become the next tropical storm of the season by midweek.
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Gusty Winds, Downpours to Extend From Cincinnati to NYC, DC, Boston
News - July 22, 2014; 3:10 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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Northeast Extended Regional Weather Forecast
Video - July 22, 2014; 9:59 AM ET
Extended Weather forecast overview for the Northeast United States
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Energy Demand to Remain Low as July Ends Cool in Midwest, East and South
News - July 22, 2014; 3:05 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.
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Northeast Short-Range Regional Weather Forecast
Video - July 22, 2014; 9:50 AM ET
Short-Range Weather forecast overview for the Northeast United States
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