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Derecho Brings Green Sky and ‘Tornado-Like’ Winds to South Dakota
South Dakotans are accustomed to the storms generally known as derechos — they’ve had two not too long ago. What...
Read more80 million Americans are under heat warnings or advisories.
Temperatures throughout the center elements of the USA had been “dangerously excessive” on Wednesday, the Nationwide Climate Service warned, as...
Read moreA Damp Independence Day Weekend Continues for Much of the Country
Alongside the West Coast, a chilly entrance was anticipated to proceed by way of the center of the week. Dry...
Read moreA 2,700-Mile Cycling Race Is Now Even More Extreme
Kevin Latta pushed his bike ahead, following the Bull River down a ridge within the Canadian Rockies. The tire tracks...
Read moreYour Monday Briefing: Russia Seizes Lysychansk
Good morning. We’re protecting Russia’s victory in a key japanese metropolis, Japan’s devastating warmth wave and Pakistan’s debate over transgender...
Read moreHere’s your Fourth of July forecast, America: Hot and humid.
Hot dogs. Apple pie. Get rid of all traces.After a month of intense heat baked much of the United States,...
Read moreLandslide in India Buries Dozens, Killing at Least 18
At least 18 people were killed and more feared dead, after days of heavy rainfall set off a landslide in...
Read moreWhen should I evacuate?
You can make an informed decision about when to stay or leave during a storm by knowing the difference between...
Read moreOpinion | Even the ‘Good Fires’ Can Now Turn Disastrous
But the problem isn’t uncertainty, exactly, or the fundamental unknowability of the underlying dynamics. We can predict how weather conditions...
Read moreWhat is a storm surge? Why is it so dangerous?
It’s no secret that tropical storms and hurricanes produce damaging winds and unleash heavy rains that can lead to fatal...
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