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Canada:The Bad News for Western drought: 'Monster' Hot El Nino on the Way
A scorching hot summer across Western Canada is taking a toll on farms and forests. But the bad news is that even warmer and drier El Nino conditions are still on the way, so next year may be even worse.
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New NOAA images show El Niño and 'The Blob' in stark relief
The side-by-side images from 1997 and July 2015 by the agency's Environmental Visualization Laboratory show a broad swath of warmer-than-average sea surface temperatures extending from the mid-Pacific at the equator to the coast of South America.
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Calgary Tornado Funnel Cloud
At around 12:30, a funnel cloud formed near aspen landing. The tornado never touched down, but got extremely close. When I stopped recording, the tornado dissipated, leaving a chunk of swirling cloud behind. 7/22/15
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14 Dead, More Than 6,000 Hospitalized In Japan Heat Wave
At least 14 people died and 6,165 were hospitalized last week across Japan during a heat wave that has gripped the country for several weeks, officials said. In some areas, temperatures have reached the triple digits, dangerously hot for citizens in the country's aging population. Tatebayashi, in central Honshu's Gunma Prefecture, topped out at 100.8 degrees Fahrenheit on Wednesday, said weather.com meteorologist Jon Erdman. It was the hottest location in Japan Wednesday.
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Cloudscape
A wall of fog envelops the town of Los Alamos, New Mexico, wrapping around the base of the Jemez Mountains.
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Trolley Ride
Pakistani women sit in a trolley crossing a flooded stream due to heavy rains in Rawalpindi, Pakistan.
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Comparing the Current El Niño and the Mother of All El Niños
Side-by-side comparison between the ongoing strong El Niño and the strongest El Niño on record, which occurred in 1997 and 1998.
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Weather Underground Takes Over The Weather Channel in New Weeknight Series
Get ready weather geeks
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Extreme Weather | Weather Underground
Weather Underground provides local & long range Weather Forecast, weather reports, maps & tropical weather conditions for locations worldwide.
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I-10 in California Closed After Bridge Collapses
A bridge collapse east of the Coachella Valley in South late Sunday afternoon forced the closure of Interstate 10 – the main roadway between Southern California and Phoenix – injuring one person and stranding hundreds of motorists backed up for miles
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Tornado Spotting: What to Look For
Know when to take shelter. Here are the 5 signs to watch for when a dangerous system could be heading your way.
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Tornado Sweeps the Grounds of Twin Cities: 225 000 Left Without Electricity
A severe thunderstorm accompanied with heavy rainfall, large hail, strong winds, and EF-1 tornado battered the Twin Cities Friday night, July 17 and Saturday morning, July 18, tearing down trees and cutting down power supplies.
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Thousands Without Power Because of Storm-Related Outages
About 10,000 Los Angeles-area residents were left without service Saturday because of storm-related outages, officials said.
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So Far, 2015 Is the Hottest Year on Record
Not the good kind of hot, the bad climate-change kind.
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Timelapse of Intense Storm at the Grand Canyon
The storm started brewing right in front of me so I whipped out my camera and timelapsed it.
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Illinois Tornado Captured on Video
Cameron, Illinois was hit hard by a tornado on the evening of July 16, 2015.
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Nine rare and beautiful cloud formations
From the ethereal to the ominous, our planet's skies are teeming with strange clouds.
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'Good chance' of another round of Queensland snow tomorrow
There's a good chance a burst of cold air will bring a second round of snow to southern Queensland, forecasters say.
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The Last Boston 'Snow Farm' Finally Melts
If you bet that Boston's last bit of snow would melt July 14, you'd be right. You may remember that the city got a lot of it this winter, and it dumped much of the cleared snow in unused parking lots — which it called "snow farms." The last one to melt, in Boston's Seaport District, was once 75 feet high. As member station WBUR reports, "Mayor Marty Walsh tweeted Tuesday that a giant snow pile in a Seaport District parking lot, where the city dumped some of the...
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America’s Amazing Weather Photography
From tornadoes to hurricanes, the government agency known as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is the primary source of weather data, forecasts and warnings for the United States and its territories. NOAA recently held a “Weather in Focus” photography contest recognizing photographers who captured compelling images of weather or the science used to forecast weather, water and climate
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