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Northwest U.S. Weather Reports
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Bad news about the US corn crop, according to the latest USDA report
Weather News - June 24, 2019, 5:22:21 PM EDT
The condition of the corn reflects the rainy weather and flooding so rampant for much of the growing season
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AccuWeather forecasts a significant increase in soybean production this week
Weather News - June 24, 2019, 2:21:16 PM EDT
Soybean production could reach as high as 90 percent
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What we can learn from 13 years of lightning fatalities
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Lightning Safety Awareness Week has helped to halve the average amount of lightning fatalities each year in the United States -- but people still die as they often don't realize the danger until it is too late.
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Doctor raises concerns over summer football workouts held during 'deadliest months'
Weather News - June 24, 2019, 3:31:50 PM EDT
'Exertional heat stroke is 100% survivable,' a specialist physician told AccuWeather, but some young football players, like 15-year-old Terrance Allan, still die of overheating. Here's why some of those episodes end in tragedy.
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'We got to go to the basement!' Woman terrified as EF2 tornado bore down on her neighborhood
Severe weather spread from Texas to Indiana on Sunday, and for one woman, the sight of an approaching twister was cause for serious alarm.
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What we can learn from 13 years of lightning fatalities
Lightning Safety Awareness Week has helped to halve the average amount of lightning fatalities each year in the United States -- but people still die as they often don't realize the danger until it is too late.
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Threat for severe weather to shift into north-central Plains, Midwest
After days of violent thunderstorms brought hundreds of incidents of wind damage to the central and southeastern U.S., the threat for severe weather will finally shift farther north by the middle of this week.
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