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L.A. County sues IBM’s Weather Channel for ‘fraudulent and unfair’ use of location tracking data
The county alleges IBM used detailed location data from users for targeted advertising and to identify consumer trends that might be useful to hedge funds
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“Precious hours were wasted”: Trump’s doctored map affected hurricane forecasters
On Wednesday, when President Donald Trump was showing off a doctored hurricane forecast in the White House Oval Office, forecasters at the National Hurricane Center were mortified.
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Preparing for Hurricane Dorian: Storm trackers and other survival tools
Your tablet and smartphone can be invaluable tools to help you stay out of harm's way during hurricane season.
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Scientists confirm July set new global heat record
BERLIN (AP) — Meteorologists say July was the hottest month measured on Earth since records began in 1880.
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As Phoenix Heats Up, the Night Comes Alive
In one of the hottest and fastest-warming American cities, residents adapt their summer schedules to find times when temperatures are more tolerable.
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BC will see scorching heat and SNOW on the same day
It will truly feel like two distinct seasons in this part of Canada.
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600,000 people have evacuated from an entire Japanese city due to heavy rainfalls. - World viral hub
Due to heavy rainfalls as 35" of rain sparks landslide fears in Kagoshima, in the south of Japan. Residents have been told to take shelter while rainfalls.
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Europe Is Bracing for a Heat Wave. It’s the New Normal.
Meteorologists say temperatures could climb above 40 degrees Celsius, or more than 104 degrees Fahrenheit, across large stretches of the continent.
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Europe braces for 40 degree temperatures as forecasters warn of 'unprecedented' heatwave
Hot air from north Africa will push temperatures up from this weekend.
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Kuwait and Saudi Arabia record highest temperature on earth
The heatwave is expected to continue well into the summer season
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Space weather affects your daily life. It’s time to start paying attention.
Meet the space-weather forecaster leading the charge to help us understand solar flares and geomagnetic storms before it’s too late.
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Tropical Cyclones are Stalling More
Storms in the North Atlantic are lingering longer near the coast, leading to significantly more rainfall.
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Snow might be the next clean energy source
Two UCLA scientists have developed a technology to extract the electrical charge from snow and convert it into power.
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This Is a 'Cross Sea'. You Do Not Want to Get Caught in One
They say you should never turn your back on the ocean, but what if the waves are coming from all sides? This is what happens when an unlucky swimmer or boater gets caught between two opposing swells, known as a cross sea.
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Record-Breaking Heat in Alaska Wreaks Havoc on Communities and Ecosystems
Abnormally high temperatures have led to unsafe travel conditions, uncertain ecological futures and even multiple deaths
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Is Jupiter's Great Red Spot Unraveling?
May 20, 2019: Around the world, amateur astronomers are monitoring a strange phenomenon on the verge of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot (GRS). The giant storm appears to be unraveling. “I have…
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The Evolution of a Tornado
An incredible 8-image composite shot by Jason Weingart of a tornado in Kansas
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The Mississippi River Has Been Flooding For 41 Days Now
The Mississippi River has been at major flood stage for 41 days and counting, and this week a temporary wall failed, sending water rushing into several blocks of downtown Davenport, Iowa. In that same area — the Quad Cities area of Iowa and Illinois — the river crested at a new record height. The National Weather Service says a new record appears to have been set at Rock Island, Ill.
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Ottawa River flood levels smash records | CBC News
According to the Ottawa River Regulation Planning Board, the river is at record-breaking levels in Lac Coulonge, east of Pembroke, Ont., Arnprior, Ont., and Ottawa. Records for those areas date back to 1985 and 1950.
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Flooding Creates a 10-Mile-Long Lake in Death Valley
The rare ephemeral lake was caused when the compacted, dry desert soil wasn't able to absorb the .87 inches of rain that recently fell on the national park
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