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Tropical Storm Koppu to Strengthen, Target Philippines With Life-Threatening Flooding
Tropical Storm Koppu is on track to become a powerful and slow-moving typhoon, putting lives and property across Luzon Island of the Philippines in danger this weekend and early next week.
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Woolly Bear Caterpillars, Meteorologists Predict Mild Winter
From science to interpretations of nature, forecasts for this year's winter trend optimistic in the USA.
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Nora Adds to Record-Breaking Central Pacific Tropical Activity
Tropical Storm Nora moved into to the Central Pacific Basin on Sunday, where unusually warm waters have already led to a record 13 tropical systems this hurricane season.
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LATEST: Early October Snow Blankets the San Juans
The San Juans of southern Colorado received quite the treat over the past two nights as an early-season storm blanketed the high peaks with fresh snow. Ski Patrol at Silverton Mountain was even able to bust out the skis to make a few turns!
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Seen in New Jersey: Storm Brings Spectacular Birds
Some fabulous birds -- mostly tropical -- visit the Garden State as a result of a hurricane.
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The meteorology behind South Carolina’s catastrophic, 1,000-year rainfall event
Two major atmospheric players came together to spawn biblical rainfall totals and disastrous flooding across South Carolina.
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Typhoon Mujigae Batters South China, Kills 7
Typhoon Mujigae batters South China, kills 7---Since landing on South China's Guangdong Province Sunday, typhoon Mujigae has left at least seven people dead and 223 injured.
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Search for Missing Ship Focuses on Survivors
The U.S. Coast Guard is focusing on the search for survivors after concluding the missing cargo ship El Faro sank at its last known location with Hurricane Joaquin bearing down on it.
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Guatemala Landslide Deaths Rise to 56, with Hundreds Missing
The death toll from a landslide on a village 15km away from the Guatemalan capital rises to 56, with 350 others still feared missing, authorities say.
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Hurricane Formation
Examine the cross-section of a hurricane, understand the lifecycle from tropical depression to hurricane, and learn the difference in damage from category 1 to category 5 with the Hurricane Formation
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Thousand-Year Rains Possible in Carolinas; Joaquin Headed North
In some areas of North Carolina and South Carolina, 24-hour rainfall amounts one would expect to fall only once in a thousand years are predicted.
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Hurricane Joaquin, 5 a.m., October 1, 2015
Hurricane Joaquin will batter the central Bahamas with hurricane force winds, storm surge and heavy rain through tonight.
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Hurricane Joaquin Drifting to the Bahamas, but Path Remains Uncertain
A tropical storm that has been churning the Atlantic Ocean this week strengthened into a hurricane on Wednesday, and meteorologists are now trying to determine whether its path will take it to the East Coast.
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Tropical Storm Joaquin to Track Near East Coast, Escalate Flood Threat
Tropical Storm Joaquin may converge with another slow-moving storm in the East to create a serious flooding situation into early next week.
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Hurricane Marty Closes in on Western Mexico
Hurricane Marty was churning Monday in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Mexican resort town Acapulco, causing authorities to shutter schools and send 200,000 students home.
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Typhoon Dujuan Advancing Toward Taiwan
A strong storm is spinning across the sea toward Taiwan, bringing the threat of powerful winds and heavy rains.
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‘I can predict the weather with my nose’
A strange condition means that one patient smells burnt wood and skunks every time there’s a storm brewing. Helen Thomson meets a human barometer.
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U.S. Winter 2015-16 Outlook: Colder South and East Coast, Warmer North
El Niño is expected to play a large role in temperatures this winter.
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Watching the Rain Today
A red squirrel says goodbye to the summer as he shelters from the rain underneath a small umbrella. The amusing photograph was taken by 48-year-old photographer Geert Weggen in his garden in Bispgarden, Sweden.
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El Nino set to be strongest ever
The developing El Nino is stronger than the last major event of its type in 1997. According to the US National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the UK Met Office, this El Nino is shaping up to be the strongest since records began in 1950. El Nino is a natural phenomenon which occurs every two to seven years and lasts between six and 18 months. It manifests as a warming of the surface waters of the eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean.
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