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Pre-Blizzard Snow Creates Slick Travel Across Mid-Atlantic

News - January 26, 2015; 12:34 PM ET

Prior to a blizzard slamming the Northeast Monday night through Tuesday, less intense but yet still disruptive snow will streak from Midwest to the mid-Atlantic through Monday.
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Video - January 26, 2015; 12:51 PM ET

United States travel weather forecast
Four Puzzling Questions Answered: From 'Why Does it Smell After Rain?' to 'Are All Snowflakes Unique?'

News - January 25, 2015; 5:06 PM ET

While we experience weather events on a daily basis, sometimes certain phenomena can produce unusual results that leave us searching for answers.
North Central Extended Regional Weather Forecast

Video - January 26, 2015; 12:48 PM ET

Extended Weather forecast overview for the North Central United States
DeflateGate: Can Weather Deflate Footballs?

News - January 25, 2015; 1:50 PM ET

The New England Patriots are the target of an NFL investigation involving allegedly under-inflated footballs used during Sunday's rainy AFC Championship game against the Indianapolis Colts.
North Central Short-Range Regional Weather Forecast

Video - January 26, 2015; 10:41 AM ET

Short-Range Weather forecast overview for the North Central United States
Late-Weekend Snow to Cause Slick Travel From Chicago to Pittsburgh

News - January 25, 2015; 8:37 AM ET

An Alberta Clipper storm will spread a swath of accumulating snow and slippery travel through the Midwest on Sunday.
Environmental Agencies Allocate Over $700M to Combat Toxic Algae Blooms in Great Lakes

News - January 24, 2015; 7:56 AM ET

Last year, toxic algae blooms in Lake Erie caused a water crisis in the Toledo, Ohio, area, where residents were asked not to use the water for cooking, drinking or bathing.