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Through the Eye of a Hurricane: Weather Scientists Faces the Extreme as they Study Storms Up Close
Hurricane hunters go deep into storms to improve forecasts. Hurricane hunters go deep into storms to improve forecasts. Hurricane Hunters (Photo : Photo by U.
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Powerful Storms to Bring Extreme Weather to Kansas
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