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We still don't know why tornados happen, but we're getting closer to finding answers — just as the Trump administration ...
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Military now won't cut off satellite data used by hurricane forecasters, climate scientists
Microwave data from a trio of defense department satellites will continue flowing to NOAA to help inform sea ice research and ...
The Central Pacific records its strongest hurricane in almost two years and two concurrent named storms for the first time in ...
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ScienceAlert on MSNWorld's Longest Lightning Strike Crossed 515 Miles From Texas to Kansas
A bolt of lightning that arced across the sky from Texas to Kansas in the fall of 2017 has officially smashed the record for ...
As we discussed in Friday’s newsletter, the Atlantic is beginning its pivot into the traditionally busiest 6-week stretch of ...
No place is a climate haven. Better preparation and planning for locations prone to natural disasters can save lives and ...
For decades, Australia has relied on data from US satellites, floats and monitoring programs. Planned deep cuts put ...
Sargassum, the stinky brown-and-green seaweed piling up along Florida beaches, is getting worse thanks to warmer seas, ...
As South Australia deals with its unprecedented algal bloom, a bloom of a different kind has been decimating California's ...
Researchers, in a study published Thursday in the journal Science, suggest these extremes may be more than just another milestone in a warming world.
A historic coral bleaching event has swept across the Caribbean over the past two years, threatening the ecosystems that feed ...
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