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Tropical Depression Sean 'Poorly Organized' Over Central Atlantic; May Lose Wind Intensity In The Next Days
Tropical Depression Sean is seen to continue to move off to the northwest and it may lose wind intensity and organization in the next few days. Read more here.
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Hailstorm Frequency: New Study Shows 'Hail-Prone Days' Increased by 40% in Heavily Populated Areas in Australia
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Excessive Rainfall, Thunderstorms to Hit Midwest, Middle Mississippi Valley This Weekend
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US Weather Forecast: Southeast, Florida to Expect Cooler Temperatures This Weekend
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3000 Tires Pulled Out of Philadelphia River in Cleaning Project
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Pumpkins Season in October: 7 Important Health Benefits of Pumpkins
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Better Eye Health Achieved Through 16 Weeks of Eating Grapes, Study Says
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'Ring of Fire:' Three Ways to View the 2023 Annular Solar Eclipse and Three Important Points to Remember
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Strong El Nino Will Be Likely This Fall to Winter Season in US, Forecast Shows
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River Recoveries Can Take Years Due to Prolonged Drought, Lack of Rain, Study Shows
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