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A little snow wasn't gonna keep this motorcyclist off his bike
There may have been a snowstorm hitting Golden Valley, Minnesota, on February 20, but that didn't phase this… More
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Ice mashes up as it moves down river
As a mass of ice moved down a river in Lithuania on February 16, it crumpled up forming large chunks of broken ice that… More
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Watch as bubbles instantly freeze in the cold
As intense cold settled in across Minnesota on February 16, one person headed outside to freeze some bubbles. More
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Winter weather strikes Las Vegas yet again
It snowed again in Las Vegas. For the second time in just a week's time, Las Vegas, Nevada, was hit with winter… More
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Thundersnow rattles Maryland town
Thundersnow rattled Cumberland, Maryland, on February 20, as a winter storm pounded the area with ice and snow. More
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Dust devil whips up in middle of road
A dust devil whipped up in the middle of a dust road in Whakatane, New Zealand, on February 20. The man who shot the… More
North Central U.S. Weather Reports
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The 1st black meteorologists: WWII's Tuskegee Weather Detachment made notable strides in opening meteorology field to African Americans
Weather News
During World War II, a group of African-American United States Army Air Corps servicemen became what were likely the first black meteorologists.
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Flood risk to expand from southern, midwestern US to the Northeast this weekend
Weather News - February 22, 2019, 11:06:22 AM EST
While flooding problems will continue over parts of the South and Midwest, rain with melting snow may trigger flooding in part of the central Appalachians and mid-Atlantic region this weekend.
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How to survive if you get caught in an avalanche
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Avalanches kill more than 150 people worldwide annually, and after an hour, only one in three victims buried in an avalanche is found alive.
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Weekend storm may seem like a hurricane as winds rip from central US to northeastern US
Weather News - February 22, 2019, 7:51:07 AM EST
A powerful storm, more typical of March, will cause winds to howl and may knock down trees, cut power and lead to travel problems from the Plains to the Midwest and Northeast this weekend.
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Flagstaff, Arizona, sets all-time snow record as major snowstorm buries southwestern US
A storm is unloading feet of snow, creating blizzard conditions and shutting down travel over the mountains of Arizona and New Mexico.
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Central Plains to Upper Midwest brace for blizzard set to unload nearly 2 feet of snow
The same storm set that brought feet of snow to Arizona will swing onto the Plains and evolve into a blizzard over part of the north-central United States this weekend.
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