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The Sunken World Hiding Under the Water's Surface
27 drowned places that used to be above ground.
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I was struck by lightning yesterday—and boy am I sore
Ars technical director: "I, I, I... think we need to call 911."
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Deadly Chetek Tornado Was Wisconsin's Longest on Record
Assisted by a drone, the NWS found tornado damage for almost 100 miles.
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India looks to the heavens as monsoon dance begins
It has been likened to a strip tease, with the monsoon playing the role of an alluring dancer, Met officials, who announce the monsoon’s advance, providing the drum roll for the performance, and India’s 1.3 billion-strong population acting as the audience… By Sudha Ramachandran.
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Kaibab Elegy
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Ile Mercier, Quebec Flooding
An overhead view showing the recent flooded residential neighbourhood of Ile Mercier, Quebec
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Extreme Weather Flooding the Midwest looks a lot like Climate Change
As global temperatures rise and the oceans warm, what used to be 500-year floods are now happening more frequently.
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The Jet Stream is About to get Weird, Again, and it could Lead to Extreme Weather
It'll be an atmospheric traffic jam.
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'Worst we've ever seen': Lake levels Spark Homeowner Concerns over Flooding, Damage
Environment Canada says a massive system is slowly drenching much of Ontario, the Maritimes and Quebec. Record precipitation levels — with double to triple the seasonal norms for rainfall — have threatened to trigger widespread flooding in those areas.
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Climate Change Is Causing More Sweltering Summer Days
This past winter was an exceptionally strange one across North America. Rain deluged California, as unseasonable warmth fanned across the Midwest and Eastern seaboard. In New York, sales of salt and snow shovels plunged; in Washington, some of the famous cherry trees bloomed too early and died. When the weather gets weird, many people now think of climate change. And nearly as many people know, too, that it’s hopeless to try to figure out if it’s to blame.
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GALLERY: Extreme Weather in Tornado Alley
Startling pictures have revealed the extent of the extreme weather that occurred in America’s notorious Tornado Alley in just one month.The astonishing images show huge tornadoes beginning to form and large storms.
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Tornadoes Rip across East Texas, killing at least Four
Tornadoes ripped through an East Texas county on Saturday evening, killing at least four people and injuring dozens of others, and authorities warned the number of casualties could rise.
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Earth’s newest cloud is terrifyingly glorious
The "undulatas asperitas" is the first new cloud to be added to the International Cloud Atlas in half a century.
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Nearly 3 Dozen Tornadoes Sweep South Causing Damage in 11 States
Here's the latest on the severe weather outbreak impacting the South.
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Colombia landslides: More than 100 die after Heavy Rain hits South-West
Hundreds are also injured in the province of Putumayo after heavy rain causes mudslides.
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Ex-Cyclone Debbie: Australia Floods Force more Evacuations
Ex-Cyclone Debbie brings widespread flash flooding to Queensland's most populous region.
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Cyclone Debbie: Thousands evacuate in Queensland, Australia
Australian leaders plead for people to stay safe as Cyclone Debbie intensifies off Queensland.
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Cloud Atlas Adds First New "Species" in Almost 70 Years
The World Meteorological Society announce that it is recognizing 12 new cloud-related features in its latest update to the International Cloud Atlas, released this week. These will be the first additions since 1951. As Matt McGrath at the BBC reports, the first International Cloud Atlas was released in 1896 and included 28 color photos. The last edition was produced in 1975 with an update that came out in 1987. This latest edition is being presented as a web portal on the WMO website.
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Peru braces for more flooding after at least 67 deaths
Intense rains and mudslides have wreaked havoc around the Andean nation and caught residents by surprise in Lima, a desert city of 10 million where it almost never rains.
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Nor'easter to unleash heavy snow from DC to Boston as Winter strikes back
A major nor'easter threatens to shut down travel due to heavy snow and strong winds from Washington, D.C., to New York City and Boston early this week.
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