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'Unusual' British Weather Analysed
The UK's top climate scientists are meeting at the Met Office headquarters in Exeter to discuss Britain's "unusual" weather patterns.
Rain moving out for Wednesday
Atlanta’s waterlogged June continued to get even soggier Tuesday, with more rain streaming into north Georgia from the west. Scattered showers soaked the metro area throughout the day. Heavy winds and thunderstorms again brought down trees and power lines, this time east of Atlanta. In Walton County, an afternoon storm ...
Atlanta weather | Rain soaks metro area, more on the way
Storms soaked the metro Atlanta area on Monday, and more storms and showers are in the forecast for Tuesday. Some of the storms that are expected to move through the area Tuesday afternoon and evening could be strong, Channel 2 Action News meteorologist David Chandley said. Check today’s full weather ...
Northeast Regional Weather Forecast
Jun 16, 2013; 10:12 AM ET Weather forecast overview for the Northeast United States
Breaking Weather: Severe Storms Will Fire Up Soon
Jun 16, 2013; 11:08 AM ET Eastern Colorado, Western and Central Kansas can expect 50 mph wind gusts and hail Sunday.
Sunshine at Isle of Wight Festival
The Stone Roses headlined the first evening of the Isle of Wight festival, with The Killers and Bon Jovi topping the bill over the weekend.
Northeast Regional Weather Forecast
Jun 15, 2013; 9:58 AM ET Weather forecast overview for the Northeast United States
Storms Target the Plains
Jun 15, 2013; 11:19 AM ET Hail, high winds and even a tornado are possible today across sections of the Plains.
Breaking Weather: Storms Target the Plains
Jun 15, 2013; 11:04 AM ET Thunderstorms will fire up once again in the Plains. Hail, high winds and even a tornado is possible.
What’s your storm story?
The storm that tore through metro Atlanta on Thursday evening sent our AJC production team to the basement after tornado sirens went off in Dunwoody. Readers tell us they took cover in stores, basements at home and even fast-food restaurants. What’s your storm story? Where were you when the storm ...
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