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Weather Channel Throws Interns Into 'Twitter Tornado'Image credit: weather .com The interns over at the Weather Channel seem to be having time. To celebrate Tornado Week, the Weather Channel has placed its indoor Twitter-powered tornado . The winds are sustained
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Weather Channel Throws Interns Into 'Twitter Tornado'
Image credit: weather .com The interns over at the Weather Channel seem to be having time. To celebrate Tornado Week, the Weather Channel has placed its indoor Twitter-powered tornado . The winds are sustained
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NASA Captures Monster Hurricane from Spacecolorful picture of a Saturn storm that resembles a hurricane on Earth. The center eye of times larger than the average hurricane eye on Earth, that's the called "the eye wall" of the hurricane , and tends to get weaker as
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Sandy Dumped 11B Gallons of Sewage in Waterways
41 feet high with sewage. Most of the overflow was due to storm -surge flooding that inundated sewage treatment facilities spilled sewage was untreated. Ninety-four percent was due to coastal flooding damage. It estimated the cost of repair to damaged plants
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Corn Surges on Concern Weather Will Delay Planting
The price of corn is surging on concern that wet, cold weather in the Plains region will delay planting and reduce harvests biggest one-day gain since June 25, when last year's drought was pushing up prices. The price of corn plunged at the
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Monster Hurricane Watch at Saturn's North Pole
stunning views of a monster hurricane at Saturn's North Pole. The eye of the cyclone is an enormous 1,250 miles than the typical eye of a hurricane here on Earth. And it's Clouds at the outer edge of the storm are whipping around at 330 mph. The hurricane is parked at Saturn's North
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Corn Surges on Concern Weather Will Delay Planting
The price of corn is surging on concern that wet, cold weather in the Plains region will delay planting and reduce harvests biggest one-day gain since June 25, when last year's drought was pushing up prices. The price of corn plunged at the
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Key Figures on Superstorm Sandy, 6 Months Later
Sandy, a hybrid of a hurricane and two cold- weather systems, struck six and the scope of the storm has come into sharper DEATHS The National Hurricane Center attributes 72 8212; DAMAGE The Hurricane Center estimated Sandy's
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Christie: Obama 'Kept Every Promise' on Storm Aid
the 6-month anniversary of the deadly storm , the Republican says presidential politics the last thing on his mind as he toured storm -devastated areas with the president last says he was merely doing his job after the storm , trying to get help for his state. Federal
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NYPD Whistle-Blowers Testify at Stop-Frisk Trial
numbers. Even after his numbers improved, his evaluations didn't. And he claimed he was forced to come in during a massive snowstorm even though he was nearly in a car accident. When asked whether Serrano's complaints were considered punishment, several
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FAA: Air Traffic System Soon at Full Operation
that's not something I want." The challenges this week probably cost airlines less than disruptions from a typical winter storm , said John F. Thomas, an aviation consultant with L.E.K. Consulting. "I think the fact that it got resolved this
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FAA: Air Traffic System Soon at Full Operation
revenues and profits," Kasper said. The challenges this week probably cost airlines less than disruptions from a typical winter storm , said John F. Thomas, an aviation consultant with L.E.K. Consulting. "I think the fact that it got resolved this
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FAA: Air Traffic System Soon at Full Operation
revenues and profits," Kasper said. The challenges this week probably cost airlines less than disruptions from a typical winter storm , said John F. Thomas, an aviation consultant with L.E.K. Consulting. "I think the fact that it got resolved this
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300 Reports of Severe Weather Nationwidenext to the severe weather across the Listen, as the twister approaches at a massive tornado bearing mississippi reports of severe weather as the stormds This spring storm is also bringing affected by the severe weather , the focus
and turn next to the severe weather across the country. 300 reports pouring in like this. By the way, you are not seeing double. Those are two ferocious twisters in mississippi just this afternoon. Let's look at one of them again. Listen, as the twister approaches, the family dog is really trying to bark a warning. It will be a tense night ahead for a lot of families and abc's alex perez is one of the hardest hit towns reporting in for us tonight. We're here outside hazelwood, and the strong winds uprooted this tree and it crushed their bedroom. There are seens like this one across the country tonight. You're looking at a massive tornado bearing mississippi. It's huge. Reporter: An entire neighborhood trashed, at least one person dead. It's not out of the state yet, so we're still trying to be careful and cautious and make our citizens remain safe. Reporter: Across the country, hundreds of reports of severe weather as the stormds race east. An entire block in hazelwood, missouri unrecognizable. This is all that's left of gary buneta's yellow brick home. The wind picked you up from one room to another? It's like someone just took their hands and shoved me into the other room. I hit the floor, covered my head and that was it. Reporter: The national weather service says this was the work of an ef 2 tornado , with wind speeds up to 135 miles per hour. This is the inside of their bedroom, the tree came crashing right in and it's in here you get an idea how lucky they were to not be inside the room. The beamz crashed down on the bed. We wouldn't have been talking about removing a tree. We would have been talking about getting the bodies out. Reporter: This spring storm is also bringing severe winter-like weather . In minnesota, one dead in the snow. Power polls encased in ice. Catherine johnson is there. Leaving behind icicels more than an inch thick. In rapid city, south dakota, a record snowfall, more than two feet. And they still have no idea when they may be able to return to their home. Like so many other places affected by the severe weather , the focus is on the clean-up. -
Aug. 27, 1997: El Nino Brings Severe Weatherthink the weather has been known as el Nino . Is coming it. And el Nino is no distant details. El Nino is one of worldwide turning weather pattern done this week drought and forest wind and storm . Upsetting National Hurricane Center now shower or thunderstorm activity
If you think the weather has been unusual this summer you are right. Very unusual according to a conference on the world's climate now being held in Geneva and almost certain to get stranger as winter approaches. Scientists have determined that a -- weather pattern in the Pacific known as el Nino . Is coming back stronger than they have ever seen it. And el Nino is no distant phenomena it will almost certainly affect the weather right where you -- ABC's Morton dean has details. El Nino is one of nature's most disruptive forces. And a can have a destructive impact worldwide turning weather pattern -- done. Scientists are now looking at these ominous signs chilly this summer two days of rain produce a year's worth of right. Eastern Europe this month to run -- right. Indonesia this week drought and forest fires in the league -- Today at the conference in Geneva a report about the US. The nor her -- United States. Could be the west -- -- it hasn't -- above normal rainfall. In some cases 400% normal rainfall. El Nino forms in the Pacific Ocean. In normal times straight wins relentlessly push -- vast pool of warm surface water from east to west holding it there. When results. The ocean along the coast of Indonesia has several feet higher than the other side of the Pacific off Peru and Chile. But occasionally and mysteriously the trade winds relax -- huge pool of warm -- drifts eastward back toward South America. As it does it hits the atmosphere alters wind and storm . Upsetting. The typical balance of web. El Nino made one of its biggest impressions fifteen years ago. Louisiana remembers the flood Georgia. Those knows California. The mud -- The worst. El Nino in terms of damage was during the 1980 to 83 event which was responsible for over eight billion dollars. Damage worldwide. Scientists are convinced that this here el Nino is every bit as strong or stronger. Than that. Morton dean ABC news New York. Joining us from Florida now is Bob sheets the former director of the National Hurricane Center now a consultant. For ABC -- Bob I suppose we all remember the winter of eighty to 83 is this what we should expect from el Nino this time. Yes I think so we're seeing a very warm pool water out in the central Pacific. And that spreading on -
Dangerous Flash Floods Trap Southern Residents Across USFierce weather across much of the south tonight were high winds a possible tornado turned homes and farms and flooding is the number one storm related killer. That means Right it's happening now flash flood warnings in parts of Mississippi
Fierce weather across much of the south tonight triggering potentially deadly flash floods. And dangerous winds from Texas to Tennessee and -- that system is now moving a half foot of rain. Sent a wall of water rushing to the streets of Houston firefighters making 150 rescues in a matter of hours. In this extraordinary sight from this -- window everything under water there and what you see in white and his golf ball sized hail floated by. That system blowing across the Tennessee were high winds a possible tornado turned homes and farms and the piles of rubble and mangled debris. More is on the way in the south tonight at -
Millions Prepare for More Winter WeatherThere are so many storm watches and blizzard north dakota. Winter storm watches and warnings And there's a severe weather risk tonight. Tornado watches and warnings recent history, drought . At its peak country was in drought , REMINISCENT
But the one factor that is definitely more extreme in recent history, drought . At its peak, almost 62% of our country was in drought , REMINISCENT OF THE 1930s AND THE Dust bowl. Tonight, it's this nasty wintry mix that is blustery and everybody asking me, so, -
Spring Snowstorm Heads EastA spring snowstorm is moving its this type of snowstorm . Look at this lot of snow. Winter storm warnings stretch had a rough weather . Now, with this third major snowstorm , lot of people already seeing severe weather . High winds
road. Now, the gulf coast is bracing for the wrath of the storm . Some parts of the south are already seeing severe weather . High winds in florida where tree branches are torn apart like twigs. And in georgia, where heavy rain led to bad drivingstudio right now. Yeah, sorry I couldn't loan you the orange extreme weather jacket. Let's talk timing. Low-pressure system is creating all of the havoc there. It will move through st. Louis, illinois, indiana. Tonight, we talk about the east coast, the mid-atlantic. For parts of new jersey and new york. I do think a lot of it not is going to stick. Wet, springtime snow that we see. The severe weather is targeting parts of the southeast. Damaging wind and hail in that area. Very heavy flooding rains possible as well. -
Deadly Avalanche Buries Hikers at 60 Miles Per Hourunstable. And with heavy snow falling again today up that pleasant weather we've had. Back out of it. And severe weather warnings into tomorrow We've seen tornado warnings. Reportedly the beginning of severe weather . Hail and damaging
to stay all cold. But still going to change up that pleasant weather we've had. Back to that snow total because bismarck has already had in the area of a foot. Six to nine inches on top. Fargo, international falls, minneapolis won't get too much more out of it. And severe weather warnings into tomorrow? Yes. that's created problems north of orlando. We've seen tornado warnings. Reportedly waterspouts off the panhandle of florida. Tonight, we have a little -- kansas city to st. Louis. Watch this. This is the beginning of severe weather . Hail and damaging wind threat, st. Louis, tulsa, oklahoma city tomorrow. -
Severe Flooding in the Midwest Causes Three DeathsMissouri and Mississippi are in state of emergency because of severe weather .
