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- Storm dumps snow on Rockies, plains, more forecast
Parts of the Denver area could see another 7 inches of snow by this afternoon before the season's first major winter storm moves out of Colorado.
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- There's a change in the weather
There's a change in the weather and snow is on the way.
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- I-70 between Denver and Kansas reopens after snow
Interstate 70 between Denver to Kansas has re-opened but parts of the highway are still slushy and icy in spots.
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- Warmer than average temps predicted for winter
If you like warmer-than-average temperatures you're in luck.
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- Mudslide menace eases in California as rain lets up
The winds and rain are easing up in California, lessening the threat of mudslides.
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- Tropical Storm Henri forms in Atlantic Ocean
Forecasters say Tropical Storm Henri has formed in the Atlantic Ocean but it could be short-lived.
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- High country storm drops snow on ski resorts
A powerful storm in the high country dropped several inches of snow.
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- Australia cleans up after dust storm blankets Sydney
Skies over eastern Australia have been mostly clear and blue Thursday, as people try to wipe off a film of reddish outback dust that's covering just about everything, even underground subway stations.
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- Up to 16 inches of snow expected in Colo mountains
Colorado is bracing for a second wave of wintry weather, with up to 16 inches of snow expected in the mountains by Wednesday afternoon.
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- Ga. officials report 9th southeast flood victim
Authorities in Georgia say they have found another southeast storm victim and the death toll is now nine.
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- 2 killed, 1 missing as storms drench southeast
At least two people have died in floodwaters in Georgia.
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- Hurricane Jimena weakens to Category 2 storm
Hurricane Jimena has weakened to a Category 2 storm as it bears down on Mexico's Baja California peninsula.
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- Bermuda feels effects of Hurricane Bill
Bermuda is being pelted by rain, courtesy of Hurricane Bill -- which is threatening to flood the island's coastline.
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- UN reports 'weak to moderate' El Nino in Pacific
There could be some unusual weather patterns around the world in the coming months.
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- Hurricane Bill getting stronger
Hurricane Bill is gaining strength.
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- Claudette makes landfall in Florida, Hurricane Bill ramps up in the Atlantic
A wet and windy night for the Florida panhandle as Tropical Storm Claudette is the first to hit the U.S. this year.
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- Mother Nature sweeps away building
A show of the power of Mother Nature in Taiwan.
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- Felicia becomes major hurrricane over Pacific
Hurricane Felicia is a major storm after gaining strength far out in the Pacific.
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- Strike One! Man has brush with lightning
A Florida man taking pictures of weather for his Web site got a lot more than he bargained for this week.
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- El Nino Conditions Could Mean Stronger Monsoon Season
The wetter than average spring and early summer has some in the grand valley soaking up the rewards. But will this early season moisture have an affect on the upcoming monsoon season? - Colorado hail, wind damage put at $350 million
An insurance group says a hail and wind storm in the Denver area last week caused an estimated $350 million in insured damage.
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- Storms knock out power, uproot trees in Denver
More than 27,000 homes and businesses are still without electricity in the Denver area after thunderstorms and a weak tornado brought high winds, heavy rain and hail.
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- FLASH FLOOD WARNING: Mesa, Delta, Gunnison, Garfield, Eagle and Pitkin Counties
A Flash Flood Warning has been issued for Mesa, Delta, Gunnison, Garfield, Eagle and Pitkin Counties through 4:36 p.m. Friday.
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- Flash Flood Watch starts at noon today
The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Watch for much of western Colorado and eastern Utah.
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- Forecast puts Andres a day away from landfall
Forecasters say tropical storm Andres could scrape up along Mexico's coast within a day and move further inland tomorrow night packing hurricane force winds.
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- FLASH FLOOD WARNING: Mesa County
The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Warning for Mesa County.
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- Dangerous Tornado 40 Miles Southeast of Denver
ELBERT, COLO. (AP) _ The National Weather Service says a ``large and extremely dangerous'' tornado has been detected near the town of Elbert, about 40 miles southeast of Denver.
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- Tornado Warning in Metro Area, Rockies Game Halted
DENVER (AP) _ Funnel clouds were spotted in Downtown Denver near Coors Field, prompting people attending the Colorado Rockies game to be moved from the stadium seats to the concourses.
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- Tornado warning for Elbert, Douglas, Arapahoe
The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for parts of three counties Thursday after radar indicated a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a funnel cloud.
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- Funnel cloud spotted north of Windsor
A funnel cloud was spotted by an amateur radio spotter about 10 miles northeast of Windsor as severe thunderstorms moved through the area.
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- Weather Putting a Damper on the Lincoln-Moyer Pool Season
The weather is putting a damper on things for the Lncoln–Moyer pool.
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- Tornado Touches Down in Mesa County
The National Weather Service says a small tornado touched down in Mesa County just before 3:30pm Tuesday.
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- Warm Weather Brings Increased Risk for Drownings
With warmer weather comes an increased risk for drownings.
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- Colorado Severe Weather Awareness Week: Watches and Warnings
Colorado Severe Weather Awareness Week continues Monday with a lesson on understanding sever weather watches and warnings.
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- California broils in record heat to 100 degrees
A record blast of heat is sending crowds of Californians to the beaches as temperatures hit 100 degrees.
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- Snowstorm Weakens After Closing Stretch Of I-70
The Colorado National Guard delivered two trucks filled with cots, blankets and food saturday morning to hundreds of travelers stranded by a spring storm that dropped more than 3 feet of snow on the foothills west of Denver.
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- Update: Texas Wildfires Kill Couple
Wildfires that have raged in parts of northern Texas have killed at least two people. - Update: Door-To-Door Search Planned in Mena
In the mountains of western Arkansas, the city of Mena is a mess this morning after a “direct hit” from a deadly tornado last night.
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- Today's Forecast for More Snow, Wind
Officials in Fargo, N.D., hope today's bad weather doesn't damage the dikes and levees holding back the swollen Red River.
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- Snowstorm Poses New Problem in Fargo
The Red River is slowly dropping but the weather will pose a new threat in Fargo, North Dakota.
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- Another Round of Severe Weather Wallops Louisiana
A second night of storms in the south battered southern Louisiana, toppling power lines and trees, damaging homes, and injuring at least one person.
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- Update: Red River Tops Historic Marker, Undermines Dike
It's a record Fargo, N.D. could do without. The Red River rose to 40.32 feet early today. That's more than 22 feet above flood stage, and inches more than the previous high water mark of 40.10 feet set on April 7, 1897.
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- New: Small Miss. Town Damaged by Possible Tornado
Authorities in Mississippi say a possible tornado has struck at least one small town, seriously damaging some homes and businesses and injuring residents.
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- Officials Calls for Volunteer Sandbaggers
Officials are pleaded today for thousands of volunteer sandbaggers in North Dakota, where the Red River is Expected to crest at a record 41 feet by Saturday.
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- Denver, eastern Colorado bracing for blizzard
Denver and eastern Colorado are bracing for a spring blizzard that could bring the heaviest snow in more than a year.
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- New: Magnitude 4.7 Quake Shakes Near Salton Sea
A moderate earthquake has shaken Southern California's Imperial County near the Salton Sea but there are no reports of injuries or damage.
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- Blizzard Slams Wyoming and South Dakota
A blizzard has shut down hundreds of miles of interstate across Wyoming and into the plains states, and forecasters say the storm could bring as much as 40 inches of snow to at least one mountainous area.
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- Portable Wall System Could Help Save Fargo from Flooding
With the Red River threatening to spill over into hundreds of homes, Fargo, N.D. Officials are considering using a portable wall system that was used to shield troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. - East Pounded by Massive Snow Storm
After bringing March snow to unlikely places like Alabama this weekend, a massive winter storm has moved northeast, blanketing states from North Carolina to New England. A foot or more of snow is expected in many places.
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- New: 1 Dead, 7 Injured as Severe Storms Pelt Georgia, Alabama
One person is dead and at least 7 injured after overnight thunderstorms swept Georgia and Alabama with tornados, hail and lightening.
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