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Spring StormSpring Storm

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Stormier pattern beginning a return to Lower 48

Wednesday storms stayed sub-severe but created cool scenes in the Pac NW.

Ian Livingston

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Severe storms threaten Seattle as heavy rain swamps South Texas

In depth: South Korea scorched by worst fires in modern record.

Ian Livingston

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Phoenix tries for earliest 100 as heat wave peaks in western U.S.

Much warmer than normal conditions roll east this week.

Ian Livingston

RecordsRecords

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Record heat in the western U.S. and North Carolina wildfires

Phoenix may hit 100 for the first time this year.

Ian Livingston

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A look at the snow winners and losers this winter

Another storm system will cross the central U.S. this weekend.

Ian Livingston

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Spring arrives with some Northeast U.S. snow and chill

Happy Terminator Day to all who celebrate!

Ian Livingston

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A blizzard and more tornadoes in the central U.S. as winter ends

There was also another huge dust storm on Tuesday.

Ian Livingston

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Plains to Midwest blizzard on tap with winds set to rage yet again

Extremely critical fire risk returns to the Southern Plains on Tuesday.

Ian Livingston

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Everything but locusts: NWS shines in apocalyptic weather

Historic early-spring storm and critical government success.

Ian Livingston

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Tornado outbreak likely in central and southern U.S. Friday through Saturday

A fire outbreak is also possible in the heated Southern Plains.

Ian Livingston

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'Moderate' risks for severe weather Fri-Sat, plus an extreme wildfire threat

Low pressure bringing rain to the Western United States is shifting eastward.

Ian Livingston

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Series of spring storms to unleash bevy of weather risks

And with tornadoes in the forecast, a look back at historic 2024.

Ian Livingston