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How to wash your car with the environment in mind

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It’s a common sight on a rain-free weekend: car in the driveway, a bucket of soap and water next to it, garden hose at the...
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How do tornadoes form?

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A tornado is a dramatic sight, and they happen more in the U.S. than anywhere else in the world–more than 1,000 in a typical year....
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Colorado State forecasts another above-average season

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Colorado State University released its first outlook for the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season on Thursday, April 7. Their researchers predict above-normal activity again. What You...
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Warmer springs lead to longer allergy and mosquito seasons

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Temperatures have climbed higher and higher in the spring season for most of the country over the past half-century. While that might mean you can...
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From space to sea, Kathy Sullivan is a historic explorer

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Dr. Kathy Sullivan is “the most vertical girl in the world.” It’s a catchy phrase, but it doesn’t fully capture just how remarkable of a...
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Weather crashes kill more people than tornadoes each year

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If you had to make a list of the deadliest weather conditions, would you put “wet roads” at the top? Weather-related crashes kill more than...
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Third next-generation satellite is set to launch March 1

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Two of the United States’ weather satellites watch over half the globe, tracking everything from hurricanes to wildfires. A third will join them after a...
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Climate adviser to 6 presidents

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Jimmy Carter. Ronald Reagan. George H. W. Bush. Bill Clinton. George W. Bush. Barack Obama. You’ve heard of each of those presidents, but you probably...
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These aren’t the signs of spring you’re looking for

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February means that spring is not far off. After all, meteorological spring begins on March 1. Don’t look for signs of spring that will give...
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What is a panhandle hook?

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You’ve probably heard of nor’easters and lake-effect snow, and maybe even Alberta clippers. They’re all common wintertime snowmakers, but the central U.S. is no stranger...