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Cyclones Warning for Australia
Two powerful cyclones are expected to smash into northern Australia, bringing heavy rain and gusts of up to 160mph.
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Photos: Mount Washington Extreme Weather Facts
Mount Washington is know for having some of the world's most extreme weather. Check out some facts you may not have known about New England's highest peak courtesy of the Mount Washington Observatory.
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Extreme Weather Events in Our Future Climate
Temperatures will rise. Everything else gets complicated.
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Global Flood Toll to Triple by 2030
The number of people affected by river flooding worldwide could nearly triple in the next 15 years, analysis shows.
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NOAA: Elusive El Niño arrives
Forecasters predict it will stay weak, have little influence on weather and climate
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Does Pollution Affect Weather Patterns?
A study from Nasa has shown that intense weather systems may be caused by increased amounts of pollution in the atmosphere.
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Extreme Weather Video From America
The science behind natural disasters.
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Cyclone Pam forecast to pass Vanuatu as category five
Cyclone Pam is expected to reach category five status overnight as slowly approaches Vanuatu.
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Strongest MJO Event on Record Boosts El Niño Odds
The Madden Julian Oscillation (MJO) is a pattern of increased thunderstorm activity near the Equator that moves around the globe in 30 - 60 days, and has many important impacts on weather patterns world-wide.
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Rainbows
Learn about light separation and different rainbow variations in the Rainbows
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Vernal Equinox: Science Behind the First Day of Spring
March 20, 2015 is the Vernal Equinox, which is more commonly known as the First Day of Spring.
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Not a leaf spared: Before and after photos show Cyclone Pam’s devastation
Before Cyclone Pam these islands were lush, green and tropical. After, they are barren and brown, and look like the cyclone spared not a single leaf.
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Silent spring: No severe thunderstorm or tornado watches issued so far in March
For the first time in 45 years, the National Weather Service has yet to issue a single severe thunderstorm or tornado watch this deep into March. “We are in uncharted territory with respect to lack of severe weather”, said Greg Carbin, warning coordination meteorologist for the NWS Storm Prediction Center (SPC). “This has never happened in the record of SPC watches dating back to 1970.”
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1 Person Killed When Tornadoes Hit Oklahoma, Arkansas
The National Weather Service says a severe weather system in Arkansas likely produced the nation's first tornado for the month of March.
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Flood torrents devastate Peru and Chile
Heavy rains have brought torrential floods and mudslides to parts of Peru and Chile - including the Atacama desert, one of the driest regions of the world.
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It hit 63 degrees in Antarctica on Tuesday
Antarctica may have experienced its warmest day ever recorded on Tuesday, with the temperature reading of 63.5°F, reports The Weather Underground. Tuesday's record high temperature follows another high reading of 63.3°F set just the day before. Until this week's heat wave, the highest-known recorded temperature on the continent was 62.6°F back in 1976.
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Can Weather Data Alter Business Decisions? IBM Thinks So
IBM’s ongoing reorganization has birthed a new Internet of Things division, in which the giant tech company will invest $3 billion over the next four years. The unit’s first big move: an alliance with The Weather Company. The partnership will focus first on data services for retailers, insurance companies and utilities.
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Category 5 Super Typhoon Maysak Pounding Micronesia
Extremely dangerous Category 5 Super Typhoon Maysak is pounding the islands of Yap State in Micronesia's Caroline Islands.
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Midweek Severe Storms, Tornadoes to Strike Central US
The worst severe weather outbreak so far this year will threaten lives and property across the central U.S. Wednesday through Thursday.
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Cool Atlantic, Warm Pacific Could Mean Few Hurricanes
A cool Atlantic Ocean and a mild-to-moderate El Niño in the Pacific equatorial region have forecasters predicting only four or five Atlantic hurricanes this year.
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