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	Severe Storms Threaten Plains and Midwest Through Early Week By Linda Lam June 24, 2018 Numerous thunderstorms are expected in the central states early this week.
	4 Things To Watch in the Weather This Week By Linda Lam June 24, 2018 The last week of June will bring more weather changes across the U.S.
	EF2 Tornado Injures 4, Including 3-Week-Old Infant, Near Cullman, Alabama By Jonathan Belles June 23, 2018 Severe storms turned dangerous in Alabama Friday night.
	Could a Global Dust Storm Like the One on Mars Occur on Earth? By Jonathan Belles June 23, 2018 We delve into the differences between dust storms on earth and on Mars.
	4 Summer Weather Dangers To Watch Out For By Linda Lam June 22, 2018 As more people head outdoors it is important to remember that summer weather brings several dangers.
	Here's What You Can Expect For Temperatures and Precipitation the Rest of Summer By Chris Dolce June 22, 2018 Temperatures could make a significant transition from July to August in parts of the East.
	Virginia Flooding Closes Richmond Airport for More Than Two Hours; Water Rescues Reported By Sean Breslin June 22, 2018 Residents have been rescued from flooded areas and the Richmond airport was shut down Friday morning. Here's the latest.
	South Texas Floods Trigger Hundreds of Water Rescues; State of Emergency Declared for 6 Counties June 22, 2018 Heavy rainfall is finally coming to an end in southern Texas, but there have already been serious impacts from flooding.
	Near to Slightly Below Average 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season Expected, According to The Weather Company's Updated June Outlook By Jonathan Belles June 22, 2018 The Weather Company has released an updated hurricane season outlook for 2018.
	New Zealand's 'Winters' Could Tell Us Whether the Southwest's Next Winter Will Be Wet or Dry, New Study Says By Sean Breslin June 21, 2018 The study's authors say it could be a stronger signal than El Niño.
	Inactive Hurricane Seasons Could Bring More Hurricane Rapid Intensification Near the U.S., NOAA Study says By Jonathan Belles June 21, 2018 Inactive hurricane seasons may have more surprises than active hurricane seasons.
	Flooding Kills 1 Near Pittsburgh; Dozens of Water Rescues Reported By Sean Breslin June 21, 2018 Here's what we know so far about this tragic situation.
	Flash Flooding and a Few Severe Storms Possible From the Midwest to the East Thursday By Brian Donegan June 21, 2018 Flash flooding a few severe storms are concerns in many areas through late week.
	Summer Solstice Won't Feel Like Summer in Some Parts of the U.S. By Linda Lam June 21, 2018 In some parts of the country, it won't feel much like summer.
	Heavy Rain in South Texas Could Bring More Flooding Before Dry Conditions Return Friday By Chris Dolce June 21, 2018 Heavy rainfall persists in southern Texas through Thursday.
	North Carolina Drone Spots 'Glory' Optical Phenomenon By Brian Donegan June 20, 2018 This isn't a rainbow. Find out the science behind this optical phenomenon.
	Summer Solstice 2018: Facts to Know About the Longest Day of the Year By Brian Donegan June 20, 2018 The summer solstice arrives Thursday. What exactly does this mean?
	Why Pop-Up Summer Thunderstorms Are Among the Hardest Weather to Predict By Brian Donegan June 19, 2018 We know these forecasts can be frustrating. Here's why.
	Six Tools Used to Monitor Hurricanes You've Probably Never Heard Of By Jonathan Belles June 19, 2018 Six important tools used by tropical meteorologists you may not have heard of.
	What Took a Slice of the Sky Away in These Photos? By Brian Donegan June 19, 2018 Here's what caused this triangular-shaped shadow in the sky over North Carolina.