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In this June 2023 photo, cyclists take a water break during an evening ride in San Antonio.
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Texas is feeling an early heat wave. It’s a sign of a long, hot summer to come
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US heat risk forecast: See where Americans are at the most risk for extreme heat this year
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Residents across the southern US took to social media this month to share their surprise to large<strong> </strong>hailstorms that have swept across multiple states, including Tennessee, North Carolina, and Arizona.
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A home and a car lie destroyed by Hurricane Ike September 17, 2008 in Crystal Beach, Texas. Hurricane Ike caused widespread damage and power outages on the Texas coast.
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Hurricane Season Fast Facts
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Video Lightning strikes home, sparks fire
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Will hurricane season start early this year? Recent trends suggest yes
This photo taken on May 23, 2014, shows the entrance to the National Weather Service monitoring station in Brownville, Texas. (AP Photo/Valley Morning Star, David Pike)
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Lawmakers want answers after reporting reveals crippling vacancies at hurricane-prone National Weather Service office
Mount St. Helens is a volcano in the state of Washington, seen here in 2004. It erupted in 1980, spewing out more than 1 cubic kilometer of material. Scientists believe, by comparison, that Martian supervolcanoes could spout 1,000 cubic kilometers of volcanic material.
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Mount St. Helens Fast Facts
A Doppler radar tower is located outside the National Weather Service office in Sullivan, Wis., on Friday, Jan. 5, 2018. The facility issues severe weather watches and warnings and weather forecasts for 20 counties in south-central and southeastern Wisconsin. (Anthony Wahl/The Janesville Gazette via AP)
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A militarized conspiracy theorist group believes radars are ‘weather weapons’ and is trying to destroy them
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Video Rare volcanic eruption not seen in nearly 40 years
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FILE - This photo made available by NASA shows Hurricane Harvey over Texas on Saturday, Aug. 26, 2017, seen from the International Space Station. Studies show that climate change are making hurricanes wetter, because warm air can hold more moisture, and are making the strongest storms a bit stronger. Storms also may be stalling more, allowing them to drop more rain over the same place, like in 2017’s Harvey. They are also rapidly intensifying more often, experts say. (Randy Bresnik/NASA via AP, File)
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US weather forecasting is more crippled than previously known as hurricane season nears
A crew works to remove a tree from a power pole in in Gnadenhutten, Ohio, after severe thunderstorms Tuesday.
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Deadly storms, some with up to 90-mph gusts, tore across more than a dozen states Tuesday. Now, more storms are ramping up flood risks
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At least one person dead as Pennsylvania sees ‘destructive’ winds while severe weather threats stretch from Texas to Vermont