Tornado Risk is Growing and Spreading, Study Shows

Tornadoes are striking in more parts of the U.S., more often, a new study shows.

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Snow, Drought, Mudslides and Tornadoes

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Crews Working to Contain Fire near Arizona Mining Town

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Southwest Still Sizzling, Plains Warming Up

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Spotlight on 2011 Texas Drought: New NCIS Educational Video

On May 14, 2012 By

Extreme-Weather Text Alerts Set to Begin

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Wet Weather Expands from Southeast to Mid-Atlantic

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Strong Storms, Flooding Rain Threats for Texas

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Dry Weather Causing Corn, Soybean Concerns in Kentucky

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California Crop Weather: Temperatures Spike Vine Growth

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Growers Look to Climate Forecasts for an Edge

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Severe Storm, Flood Threat in Drought-Stricken Parts of Texas

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Climate Change, Biofuels Mandate Would Cause Corn Price Spikes

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Snow Drought that Hammered Ski Resorts Now Targets Farmers

On May 8, 2012 By

Rain Continues in West Texas, New Mexico

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Damaging Winds, Hail, Torrential Rain Today: Texas to Ohio

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Michigan Growers Say Disaster Unfolding as Erratic Spring Weather Zaps Cherries, Other Fruits

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Breaking Weather: Stormy Sunday for the Southeast

On May 6, 2012 By

Current Severe Weather Danger: Missouri to Wisconsin

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Hot Summer for Rockies, Plains; Great Lakes, Mid-Atlantic Stormy

On May 4, 2012 By

NOAA Updates Computer Model for Severe Weather Forecasts

On May 4, 2012 By

Severe Storms Expected from the Nation’s Heartland to the Great Lakes

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