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Tornadoes: El Nino May Give Canada's Twister Season a Boost
An above-average number of tornadoes may be ripping through - and ripping up - Canada this summer, scientists say.
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Extreme Weather Hits Eastern Hemisphere
Soudelor, this year’s biggest storm, powers towards East Asia as Myanmar faces its worst floods in a decade and a scorching heat wave triggers Middle East sandstorms.
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Soudelor is Strongest Typhoon of 2015, Spinning Toward Okinawa, Taiwan and China
With wind speeds of 180 mph, Soudelor is the strongest tropical cyclone yet in 2015 -- and getting stronger.
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During Florida Flood, Man on Sidewalk Catches Fish with Hands
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Ontario Storm Captured in Wild Weather Photos
A massive storm rolled through southern Ontario Sunday, knocking out power and leaving a trail of debris in its path. It also gave storm watchers an opportunity to snap some incredible photos.
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Warnings of new storm to arrive on Thursday
MANILA -- The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) said Monday that a mixture of sunny and rainy weather will continue to prevail across the country. Pagasa weather forecaster Shaira Nonot said cloudy skies with light to moderate rains and isolated thunderstorms will be experienced over Mindanao and the provinces of Mindoro and Palawan due to the presence of intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ).
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Thunderstorms Kill One, Wreak Havoc Around Chicago
One dead after tent collapses at festival
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Landspout Tornado - Safford, AZ
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Receiving Weather Satellite Images for £8
There are several American NOAA weather satellites in a polar orbit around Earth, each of which will pass the same point below every 12 hours or so. The satellites transmit pictures via FM radio at 137MHz. Using a DAB/FM/Freeview dongle, you can receive this signal on a computer running software-defined radio (SDR) software, and then decode it into a picture.
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Iran’s Heat Index is Literally off the Charts, and This is What it Feels Like
On Friday, Bandar Mahshahr, Iran registered an air temperature of 115 degrees and a dew point of 90, an extraordinarily rare combination of heat and humidity. The resulting heat index – a measure of what the air feels like – hit 165 degrees.
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Rainfall Accumulation Across the United States-A Tale of Two Extremes
The accumulated precipitation product visualized here begins on Jan. 1, 2015, and runs through July 16, 2015. This visualization shows the heavy rainfall throughout Northern Texas and across Oklahoma as well as the drought in Southern California.
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Hurricane Guillermo Forms in Pacific Ocean, Possibly Headed for Hawaii
Hurricane Guillermo, a Category 1 storm with winds near 130 km/h, has formed in the Pacific Ocean and could be headed for Hawaii, although it is too soon to say if it is a danger to land, a forecaster says.
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Extreme Weather 101: Heat
Heat explain.
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What to Expect From El Niño: North America
We’re now well into the ramp-up phase of what promises to be one of the top three El Niño events of the last 60-plus years.
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Extreme Weather 101: Climate Change and Precipitation
Climate change rainstorms and precipitation.
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Manitoba Tornado Lasted ‘Incredible’ 2.5 to 3 Hours
A large tornado that developed in southwestern Manitoba at 8:30 p.m. Monday stayed on the ground for an “incredible” 2.5 to 3 hours, an Environment Canada weather statement says.
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Extreme Weather 101: Rising Temperatures and Snowstorms
Snowstorms and the relation to climate change.
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El Niño in 90 seconds
In our new series called "Climate Indicators," Climate Central's own meteorologist, Bernadette Woods Placky, explains what you need to know about El Niño in just 90 seconds.
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How This El Niño Is And Isn’t Like 1997
While the current El Nino could rival that of 1997, that doesn't mean the U.S. impacts will be the same.
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El Nino’s Effect on Peru
At the beginning of July, the Peruvian government declared a 60-day state of emergency. This wasn’t for a catastrophe.
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