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Record Snowfall Blankets Moscow
Snow carpets the Russian capital bringing down more than 2,000 trees, with the loss of one life.
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Floods, Record Warmth, High Winds: It’s the Winter of 2018
When it comes to extreme weather, Europe—typically more placid than North America—has been giving its western counterpart a run for its money over the past month.
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Earth Was Hit By 29 Billion-Dollar Weather Disasters in 2017
Earth had another severe year for billion-dollar weather-related natural disasters in 2017, with 29. This is the sixth-largest number on record going back to 1990.
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A Wet and Warm Spring, Then 200,000 Dead Saigas
Scientists identified bacteria that caused a mass die-off of the endangered antelopes in Kazakhstan in 2015. But the mechanism that made the bacteria so deadly is not understood.
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Heavy Snowfall Leaves Thousands Stranded in the Alps
Thousands of people have been stranded by heavy snowfall at ski resorts in the Alps, with many unable to return home following skiing holidays. Train lines and roads to Zermatt in Switzerland and St Anton in Austria have been blocked off, and authorities are asking people to remain in their accommodation for safety reasons.
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Bizarre Multicoloured “Cloudbow” seen above Darwin,Austrailia
WE’VE heard of clouds having silver linings, but Northern Territory locals have been treated to the sight of clouds with a stunning rainbow lining.
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New Supercomputer to Extend NOAA's Weather Predictions by Six Days
The administration says two new Dell systems being added to existing IBM and Cray clusters in Virginia and Florida data centers will boost its compute power by one third and storage by 60 percent, extending its visibility into future weather from 10 to 16 days.
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It Snowed in One of the Hottest Places in the World
It's quite a time for weird weather, and it doesn't get much weirder than snow falling in one of the hottest places in the world.
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Weather Disasters Cost U.S. Record $306 Billion in 2017: NOAA
Weather and climate-related disasters cost the United States a record $306 billion in 2017, the third-warmest year on record, the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said on Monday.
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'Catastrophic' hot weather in Australia is causing roads to melt
Emergency services in southeast Australia are warning people to stay indoors as a dangerous heatwave batters the country, with temperatures so high that the asphalt on some roads has been melting.
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Where it's about to plunge to -67C
Temperatures on a mountain in New Hampshire could fall so low you risk getting frostbite in a couple of minutes.
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Supercell Merger - 4k StormLapse
Chad Cowan
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Deadly US Cold Snap Expected to Worsen
Several homeless men and a snowmobiler are among those who have perished in the Arctic blast.
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Trump says cold weather disproves global warming. His own White House disagrees.
Just as spring means the flowers bloom, winter means Donald Trump’s climate denial blossoms. On Thursday, President Trump posted a tweet suggesting that the current cold snap across the United States disproves evidence of climate change. Of course, it’s called “global” warming for a reason — as this map shows, even though it’s cold here, it’s unusually warm pretty much everywhere else in the world.
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Transient
Dustin Farrell
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Monsoon IV
Mike Olbinski
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September 2017: Earth's 4th Warmest September on Record
September 2017 was the planet's fourth warmest September since record keeping began in 1880, said NOAA and NASA.
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This Isn’t ‘the New Normal’ for Climate Change — That Will Be Worse
The wildfires raging in California, the hurricanes that battered the United States: they are only the beginning of what is to come.
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Hurricane Ophelia reaches 100mph winds as it approaches UK
Hurricane Ophelia is reaching winds of up to 100mph in the Atlantic Ocean as it approaches the UK, forecasters say. The storm is expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds to the British Isles early next week, after a weekend of warm weather with temperatures of about 23C in some places. The Met Office has issued severe weather alerts, warning of potential power cuts, damage to buildings and disruption to transport networks and mobile-phone signals.
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UK weather: Britain set to be lashed by 70mph winds from Hurricane Ophelia
Hurricane Ophelia is crossing the Atlantic Ocean and could bring wet weather and gusts of up to 70mph when it hits Britain's shores.
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