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Apocalyptic Red Fog: Haboob Dust Storm Causes Chaos Across Dallas - Watch
A massive haboob dust storm caused widespread chaos in Dallas this week, reducing visibility, triggering car crashes, and leaving the area blanketed in an eerie red fog.
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Video: Polar Vortex Storm Blasts Eastern Two-Thirds Of The United States
This is the first major storm of 2025 and videos posted by the Weather Channel shows cars skidding off ice-coated highways in Kansas and tractor trailers jack-knifing.
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Dangerous Storm Batters California, State Of Emergency Declared
Swaths of the US state of California were flooded on Monday and hundreds of thousands of people were without power after a dangerous storm brought heavy rains and prompted a state of emergency.
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Heavy Snow In Southern California, Flooding Likely In Lower Elevations
Heavy snow fell in southern California on Friday, as the first blizzard in a generation pounded the hills around Los Angeles, with heavy rains threatening flooding in other places.
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"Too Cold For...": US Braces For "Once In A Generation" Deep Freeze
A powerfularcticblastswept into the U.S. Northeast on Friday, pushing temperatures to perilously low levels across the region, including New Hampshire's Mount Washington, where the wind chill dropped to 105 degrees below zero Fahrenheit
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"Bomb Cyclone": Monster Storm Could Bring Deadly Winter Weather To US
During the Christmas holidays, blizzard conditions are anticipated across much of the US due to what weather experts are describing as a "life-threatening" bomb cyclone.
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Million Of Americans Set To Experience Record Temperature Over Weekend As Heatwave Bakes US
Scientists have warned that heatwaves like the ones being felt in the US and Europe will become more frequent and rise in intensity due to global warming.
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Over 6,00,000 US Homes Face Blackout Amid Powerful Coastal Storm
A powerful coastal storm knocked down trees and left more than 600,000 homes without power in the northeastern United States on Wednesday.
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"Godzilla Dust Cloud" Drifts Over US Southeast, Raising Health Concerns
A massive plume of dust whipped up from the Sahara desert will hover over the US Southeast this weekend, forecasters say, shrouding the region in a brown haze and raising more health concerns in states where the coronavirus crisis is worsening.
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Weather Satellite, Radar Detect Car-Size Asteroid Exploding In Atmosphere
At 4:25 p.m. Saturday afternoon, meteorologists noticed an unusually bright flash signature over the Caribbean waters 170 miles south of Puerto Rico. A spattering of debris showed up on the National Weather Service in San Juan's radar. That's a telltale sign of a meteor or asteroid impact.
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Storms Strand Passengers In Dallas, Thousands Without Power
About 1,000 flights were canceled or delayed in Dallas on Sunday night and more than 80,000 homes and businesses left without power early Monday, after a line of thunderstorms rolled across a northeastern swath of Texas before heading east.
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Hurricane Lane Grows To Category 5 As It Heads Toward Hawaii
Hurricane Lane has grown to a category 5 storm as it approaches Hawaii with potential for torrential rain, flash flooding and landslides, forecasters said.
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North California Wildfire Left Unchecked, Now Threatens Hundreds Of Homes
A wildfire in Northern California remained unchecked on Tuesday as firefighters battled the blaze that threatened hundreds of homes and other structures, sending thick black smoke across the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Storm Alberto Weakens As It Makes Landfall On Florida Panhandle
Subtropical Storm Alberto weakened as it made landfall on the Florida Panhandle on Monday, a day after flooding from another storm tore through a historic Maryland town and swept away a would-be rescuer, officials said.
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Another False Alert. Tsunami Warnings Sent Over Phones Spook Americans
False tsunami warnings flashed on cellphones along the US East and Gulf Coasts on Tuesday morning when a US National Weather Service (NWS) systems test went awry, unnerving Americans from Maine to Texas.
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Apocalyptic Red Fog: Haboob Dust Storm Causes Chaos Across Dallas - Watch
A massive haboob dust storm caused widespread chaos in Dallas this week, reducing visibility, triggering car crashes, and leaving the area blanketed in an eerie red fog.
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Video: Polar Vortex Storm Blasts Eastern Two-Thirds Of The United States
This is the first major storm of 2025 and videos posted by the Weather Channel shows cars skidding off ice-coated highways in Kansas and tractor trailers jack-knifing.
-
Dangerous Storm Batters California, State Of Emergency Declared
Swaths of the US state of California were flooded on Monday and hundreds of thousands of people were without power after a dangerous storm brought heavy rains and prompted a state of emergency.
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Heavy Snow In Southern California, Flooding Likely In Lower Elevations
Heavy snow fell in southern California on Friday, as the first blizzard in a generation pounded the hills around Los Angeles, with heavy rains threatening flooding in other places.
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"Too Cold For...": US Braces For "Once In A Generation" Deep Freeze
A powerfularcticblastswept into the U.S. Northeast on Friday, pushing temperatures to perilously low levels across the region, including New Hampshire's Mount Washington, where the wind chill dropped to 105 degrees below zero Fahrenheit
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"Bomb Cyclone": Monster Storm Could Bring Deadly Winter Weather To US
During the Christmas holidays, blizzard conditions are anticipated across much of the US due to what weather experts are describing as a "life-threatening" bomb cyclone.
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Million Of Americans Set To Experience Record Temperature Over Weekend As Heatwave Bakes US
Scientists have warned that heatwaves like the ones being felt in the US and Europe will become more frequent and rise in intensity due to global warming.
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Over 6,00,000 US Homes Face Blackout Amid Powerful Coastal Storm
A powerful coastal storm knocked down trees and left more than 600,000 homes without power in the northeastern United States on Wednesday.
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"Godzilla Dust Cloud" Drifts Over US Southeast, Raising Health Concerns
A massive plume of dust whipped up from the Sahara desert will hover over the US Southeast this weekend, forecasters say, shrouding the region in a brown haze and raising more health concerns in states where the coronavirus crisis is worsening.
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Weather Satellite, Radar Detect Car-Size Asteroid Exploding In Atmosphere
At 4:25 p.m. Saturday afternoon, meteorologists noticed an unusually bright flash signature over the Caribbean waters 170 miles south of Puerto Rico. A spattering of debris showed up on the National Weather Service in San Juan's radar. That's a telltale sign of a meteor or asteroid impact.
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Storms Strand Passengers In Dallas, Thousands Without Power
About 1,000 flights were canceled or delayed in Dallas on Sunday night and more than 80,000 homes and businesses left without power early Monday, after a line of thunderstorms rolled across a northeastern swath of Texas before heading east.
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Hurricane Lane Grows To Category 5 As It Heads Toward Hawaii
Hurricane Lane has grown to a category 5 storm as it approaches Hawaii with potential for torrential rain, flash flooding and landslides, forecasters said.
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North California Wildfire Left Unchecked, Now Threatens Hundreds Of Homes
A wildfire in Northern California remained unchecked on Tuesday as firefighters battled the blaze that threatened hundreds of homes and other structures, sending thick black smoke across the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Storm Alberto Weakens As It Makes Landfall On Florida Panhandle
Subtropical Storm Alberto weakened as it made landfall on the Florida Panhandle on Monday, a day after flooding from another storm tore through a historic Maryland town and swept away a would-be rescuer, officials said.
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Another False Alert. Tsunami Warnings Sent Over Phones Spook Americans
False tsunami warnings flashed on cellphones along the US East and Gulf Coasts on Tuesday morning when a US National Weather Service (NWS) systems test went awry, unnerving Americans from Maine to Texas.
