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Frequent storms will prevent the northeastern United States from enjoying an extended stretch of dry weather for the final days of April and start of May.
The same storm system that brought damaging winds and hail to southern Nebraska and northwestern Kansas on Easter Sunday will target parts of the Midwest with severe thunderstorms on Monday afternoon and evening.
Every April 22, those passionate about restoring the planet’s health commemorate Earth Day, which was first recognized in 1970.
A strong 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck the northern Philippine island of Luzon on Monday.
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After bad weather delayed recovery teams last week, the bodies of Jess Roskelley and two Austrian climbers were recovered from an avalanche field on Sunday -- and a photo from Roskelley's phone shows they'd made it to the top before tragedy struck.
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