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Flint, MI Weather Forecast
Video - September 29, 2016; 3:08 PM ET
Five-day Weather Forecast for Flint, MI
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Hurricane Matthew may approach US next week
News - September 29, 2016; 11:52 AM ET
Matthew has become a hurricane in the Caribbean and may approach the U.S. during next week.
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US winter forecast: Frequent snow to blast Northeast; Freeze may damage citrus crop in South
News - September 29, 2016; 11:35 AM ET
It will feel like an extended winter for those living from the northern Plains to the eastern U.S., as cold and snowy conditions last longer than normal.
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Travel Weather Forecast
Video - September 29, 2016; 12:21 PM ET
United States travel weather forecast
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Persistent rain to raise flood risk in part of northeastern US
News - September 29, 2016; 11:16 AM ET
Persistent downpours will raise the flood risk in part of the mid-Atlantic into Friday, while rain will spread over the balance of the northeastern United States into the weekend.
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Northeast Extended Regional Weather Forecast
Video - September 29, 2016; 11:59 AM ET
Extended Weather forecast overview for the Northeast United States
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Rare Black Moon to rise on Friday for the Western Hemisphere
News - September 29, 2016; 10:57 AM ET
The final day of September will bring a rare lunar event that hasn’t occurred since March of 2014, a Black Moon.
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Deadly bacteria in seafood is on the rise due to climate change, study says
News - September 29, 2016; 9:53 AM ET
The rising sea temperatures are creating a more hospitable environment for disease-causing bacteria, a new study finds.
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