Those tired of the seemingly endless weather pattern bringing frequent rounds of soaking rain to the Northeast since the summer of 2018 should expect no end to the onslaught in the near future. More
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Those tired of the seemingly endless weather pattern bringing frequent rounds of soaking rain to the Northeast since the summer of 2018 should expect no end to the onslaught in the near future.
In one chilly place, at least an inch of snow was on the ground for nearly half a year. Some 3,000 miles away, a snowfall record from 1956 was shattered this week.
A groundbreaking otherworldly recording may reveal clues into the secrets of one of our closest cosmic neighbors.
The same storm responsible for flooding downpours and localized severe thunderstorms in Texas will gradually shift eastward and affect the Florida Peninsula and portions of the Carolinas at the end of this week.
Kenneth, which has already turned deadly, is the first tropical cyclone with the equivalent of hurricane strength to strike Mozambique's northern province of Cabo Delgado since modern record-keeping began.
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"It's bad, real bad. We took a direct hit."
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It happened twice in the skies over the middle of the country for just a split second -- and he managed to catch both occurrences.
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