There is good news and bad news for flooding concerns and spring planting over the central United States in the coming weeks, according to meteorologists. More
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People in part of the southwestern United States will need to take precautions during the Easter weekend due an elevated risk of wildfire ignition and rapid spread.
While dry, warm and tranquil conditions are in store for a large part of the nation on Easter Sunday, there will be some areas that have to deal with showers and cool weather.
Deadly storms hit the southern U.S. this week before spawning snow and destructive severe weather in other parts of the country.
Two things you'll want to do is put a sandbag in your toilet bowls and empty out your fridge and freezer.
A string of violent storms that spawned possible tornadoes on Friday capped a wild week of weather across the southern and eastern U.S. The dangerous storms will continue spreading up the East Coast into Friday night.
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The National Hurricane Center announced Friday that the deadly storm, which struck Florida last October, is stronger than was first believed. Here's why.
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Researchers conducted the most extensive study ever done on the planet's glaciers -- and what they learned could have far-reaching consequences in the not-too-distant future.
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