Weather
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Early Taste of Spring: Unseasonably Warm to Unfold in Eastern United States; Chances of Rain Could Unload in New York City This Week
The Eastern United States can experience an early taste of spring due to unseasonable warmth this week. Meanwhile, winter storm advisories are present in parts of the United States. Read here.
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The Met Office Issues Major Sudden Stratospheric Warming for the United Kingdom; Snow, Freezing Temperatures Expected
Sudden Stratospheric Warming at 122 Degrees Disrupts Start of Spring
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Climate change, La Niña Help Unfold Warmer Winter Season in Parts of United States, Forecasts Say
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Low-Pressure in Atlantic Canada to Dump Significant Snowfall This Week; Nova Scotia, New Foundland Could Experience Strong Winds, Snow
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Winter Storm Forecast: Heavy Snow, Freezing Rain to Spread Over Upper Midwest, North Carolina, Western Virginia
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Isolated Tornadoes, Damaging Winds To Unload in Southern Southern US; Dallas, Memphis to Expect Flooding Rainfall
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Two Storms to Bring Severe Weather, Heavy Snow from Central Plains to Upper Midwest This Week
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Tropical Storms Threaten Australia, New Zealand's Coast This Week
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A ‘Wall of Snow’ Could Fall on the UK as a Snowstorm Continues To Threaten Subzero Temperatures
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Developing Storm in Western U.S. to Unleash Rounds of Rain, Snow Next Week; Chilly Conditions to Unfold in San Francisco, Las Vegas
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Scattered Rain Showers to Unload in Parts of Seattle, Washington This Weekend; Colder Temperatures Expected Next Week
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UK Power Grid Strain Increases as Wind Speed Declines; Mild Weather to Relieve Energy Crunch
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