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Rare Lunar Rainbow Caught on Camera Over California Desert
Southern California was treated to a rarely seen lunar rainbow over the Anza-Borrego Desert as the first significant storm of the season moved out of the region.
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Colorado Battling Largest Wildfires in State History, Triggering Evacuations
The East Troublesome Fire had burned more than 170,00 acres as of Friday afternoon, causing the evacuation of the entire town of Grand Lake, Colo.
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That Pleasant Smell After It Rains? It Has a Name
You know that earthy, fresh smell after it rains? It’s called petrichor, and the reason it smells so good has a lot to do with bacteria. Brant Miller explains.
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How Hurricanes Form
When it comes to hurricanes, there’s more to them than meets the eye. Here’s where the word “hurricane” comes from and how these powerful storms are different (or not) from cyclones.
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Cristobal Clean-Up Commences as Storm Floods Alabama
One day after Tropical Storm Cristobal flooded parts of Mobile, Ala., city crews rushed to rid streets and parking lots of sand.
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Rainbows, What Causes Them?
While there is no pot of gold at the end of a rainbow, there is a fascinating story behind each optical phenomenon.
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What Does ‘Dew Point' Mean?
When meteorologists talk about a “low” or “high dew point,” what are they talking about and how does it affect you?
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What Does ‘Dew Point' Mean?
When meteorologists talk about a “low” or “high dew point,” what are they talking about and how does it affect you?
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Thundersnow and Lightning? Chicago Area Could See Return to Winter With Thursday Storms
From 70s to snow showers in 24 hours…after a taste of spring warmth the Chicago area is quickly snapping back to winter. Despite sunny skies Thursday morning, heavy rain, snow, lightning and possibly even ice pellets are possible in the afternoon. With temperature highs only reaching into the 40s, a round of rain and strong wind gusts could pave the…
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Thursday Forecast
Paul Deanno has the latest forecast update for the Chicago area.
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Dad Rescues Daughters From SUV Trapped in Flash Flooding
Multiple D.C. area drivers quickly became stranded in high water Monday, including a father who carried his two small daughters from a vehicle trapped in waist-deep floodwaters in Bethesda, Md.
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Firefighters Rescue Montecito Girl Trapped for Hours in House Destroyed by Storm
Firefighters rescued a teen girl trapped for hours in a home destroyed by mud and debris flows early Tuesday Jan. 9, 2018 in Montecito.
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Up to an Inch of Rain Expected in Parts of Chicago Area By Saturday Morning
Rain began to fall Friday night across parts of the Chicago region and was expected to continue and even intensify in some areas.
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Saturday's Forecast
NBC 5’s Pete Sack has the latest weather forecast.
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Maestra no recibe cargos por un castigo corporal
Una maestra de la escuela secundaria Praire Heights en Evans amarró a un estudiante con cinta adhesiva y no recibió cargos por este hecho que la ley protege en Colorado.
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Florence Makes Landfall on Carolina Coast
Hurricane Florence made landfall in North Carolina on Friday morning, continuing to pound the coast with major flooding, rain and wind.
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Downed Power Line From Florence Sparks Fire
Florence knocked down a power line in Cameron, North Carolina that sparked a small fire Friday. Fire and rescue services warn resident of the dangers of downed power lines during this storm.
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Flood Waters Rise as Florence Continues to Dump Rain
Video from New Bern, NC shows flood waters in the neighborhood rising as Florence continues to dump rain on the area.
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Florence Brings Wind, Rain as it Approaches Coast
Hurricane Florence is expected to make landfall overnight, but the Carolina coast is already getting hit with intense winds and heavy rains as the storm approaches.
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New Footage Shows Hurricane Florence From Space Station
The International Space Station captured images of Hurricane Florence as it approached the Carolina coast on Thursday. The Category 2 storm is expected to make landfall late Thursday or early Friday.