Brian Edwards
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Frost, Freeze Monday Night From Maine to North CarolinaA widespread frost and freeze is expected Monday night and Tuesday morning from New York to North Carolina.
By Brian Edwards Published
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Record-Warmth in the Desert Southwest into Early This WeekThe Southwest corner of the nation will remain a focus for sweltering conditions through Tuesday.
By Brian Edwards Published
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Record Crests at Midwest Rivers; Flooding to Continue This WeekRiver flooding ongoing from Michigan to Tennessee has led to record crests along parts of several major rivers.
By Brian Edwards Published
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Dallas to St. Louis at Risk for TornadoesA major outbreak of severe weather is possible over the Central states starting Wednesday.
By Brian Edwards Published
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Stripe of Snow to Whiten Cities From Omaha to MarquetteA band of heavy snow will drop up to a foot of accumulation on parts of Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan.
By Brian Edwards Published
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Minneapolis, Chicago May Receive Biggest Snow of SeasonA winter storm will produce heavy snow from the Dakotas to the Ohio Valley early this week.
By Brian Edwards Published
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It Felt Like A Cold January, But How Cold Was It?For many residents of the North, it felt like a frigid month of January!
By Brian Edwards Published
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Records Highs/Lows Smashed From Coast to CoastRecord highs and lows were broken across the country Saturday afternoon into Sunday.
By Brian Edwards Published
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Snowy, Colder Pattern for US Leading up to ChristmasForecast tools showing potential for several storm systems through the holiday.
By Brian Edwards Published
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Leslie to Bring East Coast Rough SurfThe storm is in a holding pattern due to a wind shear around the Leeward Islands.
By Brian Edwards Published
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Heavy Rain, Wind From Ernesto Eye Honduras, BelizeErnesto will continue to track through the Caribbean into early this week before taking a turn toward the Belize and the Yucatan.
By Brian Edwards Published
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Southwest Downpours to Continue into Early WeekMoisture has been streaming northward into the southwestern quadrant of the U.S. over the last few days.
By Brian Edwards Published
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Anchorage Experiences Coldest First Half of July EverThrough the first 14 days of July, the average temperature in Anchorage was 53.1 degrees.
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Plenty of Heat and Thunder For NBA Finals CitiesHeat typically trumps thunder; however, will that be the case in this year's NBA finals?
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