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Why tropical cyclones increase the threat of tornadoes

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Tropical cyclones come with a handful of impacts- powerful winds, heavy rainfall and numerous coastal hazards being the most notable. Yet, there’s another danger that’s...
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The most destructive hurricanes to hit the Northeast U.S.

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When you think of destructive hurricanes, you rarely think of the Northeast. Even though that part of the U.S. doesn’t see tropical systems as often...
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Find these popular constellations

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Stargazing is a fun activity you can do year-round. To make it more fun, try mapping out the sky and finding these popular constellations. Do...
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Drought in the Upper Midwest reaches beyond the fields

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Parts of the Upper Midwest are dealing with their driest summer in over a decade, leading to expansive drought. That’s led to worsening conditions for...
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Don’t ‘fall’ for it; you should still be wearing sunscreen

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We don’t have a chill in the air just yet. But with shorter, cooler days ahead, many (myself included) become lax on their sunscreen routine....
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Record-breaking heat takes hold for parts of the U.S.

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Even though Sept. 1 marked the start of meteorological fall, temperatures will say otherwise as record-breaking heat scorches the eastern two-thirds of the country this...
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Wednesday’s Blue Supermoon is joined by a few planets

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We get a bonus full moon this month, and it’s the last “blue moon” until May 2026. What You Need To Know A full moon...
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The ways wildfire smoke affects your health

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Wildfires do a great deal of damage not only to the environment but also to our health. What You Need To Know Wildfire smoke can...
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Why weather in the ‘Coffee Belt’ is so important

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Whether it’s first thing in the morning, a mid-afternoon pick-me-up or your dessert at night, it’s safe to say that a cup of coffee is...
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The correlation between storms and earthquakes

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Millions across Southern California and the Southwest hunkered down prior to Tropical Storm Hilary’s arrival. While alerts warned the public about the significant rain threat and...