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A storm is measured in wind and rain. It is remembered in human lives.
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Two rivers of air, moving at different speeds high above the American plains, create the invisible seed of the most violent storm on Earth.
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The water in the arroyo took 58 seconds to go from dry sand to a roaring wall. The family whose car was caught in...
Japan has created a new word for its new reality: kokushobi. "Cruelly hot." When a language needs a new word to describe the weather,...
Heat domes are among the most dangerous weather patterns on Earth, capable of killing more people in a single week than hurricanes and tornadoes...
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