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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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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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Hurricane Irma Will 'Devastate' Part Of United States: Official
The head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency said on Friday Hurricane Irma will devastate part of the United States and that US officials are preparing a massive response to the storm.
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Blizzard Blankets Northeast US With Late-Season Snow
A blizzard swept through the heavily populated northeastern United States on Tuesday, grounding thousands of flights, cancelling classes and pummelling those who ventured out onto snow-bound streets.
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WHAT'S THAT YOU SAY? US Weather Agency Stops 'Yelling' With Capitalization Shift
The US National Weather Service had some news this week for readers who have grown up on social media, namely: THE AGENCY WILL STOP SHOUTING AT YOU NOW.
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Tropical Storm Bill Charges Across Texas and Weakens
Tropical Storm Bill headed further into central Texas with heavy rains and high winds today before losing its punch and no serious injuries were reported, relieving officials and residents just three weeks after floods killed about 30 people in the state.
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Hurricane Carlos Downgraded to Tropical Storm
Hurricane Carlos was downgraded to a tropical storm today off Mexico's Pacific coast, forecasters said.
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Multiple Tornadoes Tear Through Central United States
Multiple tornadoes tore through the central United States on Wednesday destroying homes and felling trees amid heavy rains that triggered local flooding, US media reported.
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Winter Storm to Bring Snow, Ice, Cold to East US
A winter storm stretching from Texas to southern New England and forecast on Wednesday to dump up to a foot (30 cm) of snow on the eastern United States forced schools and local governments to close and grounded almost 1,800 flights.
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Climate Change May Mean 50 Per Cent More Lightning by 2100
Lightning has the power to spark wildfires and kill, and scientists said Thursday that climate change may lead to 50 percent more of it by century's end.
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Tornado Spotted Near Miami, Flights Disrupted
Severe weather in Miami has spawned one confirmed tornado and is disrupting air travel.
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Seven dead in tornado in US Midwest
Seven people were killed when a devastating tornado tore through northwestern Ohio, a state emergency management official has said.
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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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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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Hurricane Irma Will 'Devastate' Part Of United States: Official
The head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency said on Friday Hurricane Irma will devastate part of the United States and that US officials are preparing a massive response to the storm.
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Blizzard Blankets Northeast US With Late-Season Snow
A blizzard swept through the heavily populated northeastern United States on Tuesday, grounding thousands of flights, cancelling classes and pummelling those who ventured out onto snow-bound streets.
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WHAT'S THAT YOU SAY? US Weather Agency Stops 'Yelling' With Capitalization Shift
The US National Weather Service had some news this week for readers who have grown up on social media, namely: THE AGENCY WILL STOP SHOUTING AT YOU NOW.
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Tropical Storm Bill Charges Across Texas and Weakens
Tropical Storm Bill headed further into central Texas with heavy rains and high winds today before losing its punch and no serious injuries were reported, relieving officials and residents just three weeks after floods killed about 30 people in the state.
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Hurricane Carlos Downgraded to Tropical Storm
Hurricane Carlos was downgraded to a tropical storm today off Mexico's Pacific coast, forecasters said.
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Multiple Tornadoes Tear Through Central United States
Multiple tornadoes tore through the central United States on Wednesday destroying homes and felling trees amid heavy rains that triggered local flooding, US media reported.
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Winter Storm to Bring Snow, Ice, Cold to East US
A winter storm stretching from Texas to southern New England and forecast on Wednesday to dump up to a foot (30 cm) of snow on the eastern United States forced schools and local governments to close and grounded almost 1,800 flights.
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Climate Change May Mean 50 Per Cent More Lightning by 2100
Lightning has the power to spark wildfires and kill, and scientists said Thursday that climate change may lead to 50 percent more of it by century's end.
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Tornado Spotted Near Miami, Flights Disrupted
Severe weather in Miami has spawned one confirmed tornado and is disrupting air travel.
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Seven dead in tornado in US Midwest
Seven people were killed when a devastating tornado tore through northwestern Ohio, a state emergency management official has said.
