Weather
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Climate Change Will Bring More Intense Hurricanes to New York, Says New Study
According to a new study, climate change would bring more hurricanes to midlatitude zones, including large population centers like New York, Boston, and Shanghai.
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Cold Weather Expected in Central US After a Winter Storm
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Potential Soaking Storms Prompt Flood Watches in Southern California
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Migrants Crossing US-Mexico Border at Risk of Deadly Dehydration Due to Severe Heat
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US May Experience Severe Weather, Beginning on New Year's Eve
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Massive Flood in Brazil Leaves 18 People Dead and 280 Injured
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Alaska's Kodiak Island Hits 67 Degrees, Setting New Temperature Record
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Seattle, Portland to Experience Frigid New Year After Winter Storm
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Intense Winter Storm Will Cover Denver to Detroit in Snow on New Year's Weekend
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Weather Patterns Made Road Travel Particularly Challenging in the Northeast
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Temperature Drop in the West Made Seattle Experience its Coldest Day Since 2010
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Chicago Residents Hope to Experience Snow Before the Year Ends
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