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October 11, 2018

Watch Jim Cantore rescue another reporter from being swept away by Hurricane Michael’s fierce winds

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Even seasoned weather reporters had trouble withstanding the strong winds of Hurricane Michael.  As the deadly storm moved through Panama City Beach, Florida, on Wednesday, NBC News’ Kerry Sanders was covering it on camera when he nearly got swept away. Thankfully, Weather Channel’s Jim Cantore was able to step in and come to his rescue....CONTINUE READING
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Category:Culture, Hurricane, Hurricane Michael, Weather Forecasting, Web Culture
October 10, 2018

NASA video shows looming Hurricane Michael from space

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Hurricane Michael is growing stronger, expected to make landfall on Wednesday as a Category 3 hurricane.  And there’s no better view than from the quiet safety of space. SEE ALSO: Hurricane Michael is primed to grow stronger and pummel the Florida coast. Here’s why. While the storm loomed over the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday,...CONTINUE READING
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Category:Extreme Weather, Hurricane, Hurricane Michael, International Space Station, Nasa
September 14, 2018

Twitter to weather guy reporting on Hurricane Florence: Get inside!

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Hurricane Florence is bearing down on the Carolinas with rising floodwaters and intense winds. Weather forecasts estimate that the Category 2 storm could dump 17 trillion gallons of rain on North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, and Georgia  But that hasn’t stopped reporters from heading into the thick of it. And people are naturally concerned for...CONTINUE READING
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Category:Hurricane, Hurricane Florence, Msnbc, Natural Disaster, Science
September 13, 2018

Watch a livestream of Hurricane Florence bearing down on North Carolina

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This is why you don’t mess with Mother Nature.  Hurricane Florence is beginning to bear down on the Carolinas with heavy winds and rising tides. Weather forecasts estimate that the Category 2 storm could dump 17 trillion gallons of rain on the East Coast.  SEE ALSO: Watch hurricane hunters fly into the eye of an...CONTINUE READING
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Category:Climate, Hurricane, Hurricane Florence, Livestream, Science
September 12, 2018

Watch Hurricane Florence unfold from space

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Hurricanes are scary, especially if you happen to find yourself in one’s path. The International Space Station was able to send us down some footage of Hurricane Florence from space. It might appear more “pretty” than “scary,” but it’s still a chilling reminder of how powerful nature is.  Read more…More about Space, Mashable Video, Hurricane,...CONTINUE READING
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Category:Hurricane, Mashable Video, South Carolina, Space, Virginia
September 10, 2018

Hurricane Florence is on its way to the East Coast. Here’s what to expect.

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Despite facing heavy winds late last week, Hurricane Florence beat the odds. The hurricane, which is now whipping up winds at 130 mph, is a Category 4 storm and forecast to make landfall later this week on the coast of the Carolinas.  “Florence is quickly becoming a powerful hurricane,” The National Hurricane Center said in...CONTINUE READING
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Category:Category 4 Hurricane, Hurricane, Hurricane Florence, Noaa, Science
April 13, 2018

Hurricanes will never be named Harvey, Irma, or Maria again

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Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Maria, and Nate were so destructive, no other hurricanes will be given the same names.  The World Meteorological Organization announced Thursday that it’s retiring the names Harvey, Irma, Maria, and Nate from its rotation because of 2017’s devastating season. It’s replacing the names with Harold, Idalia, Margot, and Nigel instead. SEE ALSO:...CONTINUE READING
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Category:Hurricane, Science, Web Culture
January 8, 2018

Weather and climate disasters cost the U.S. a record $306 billion in 2017

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A disastrous hurricane season combined with wildfires and other extreme weather events inflicted a record-setting toll on the U.S. in 2017, with 16 billion-dollar weather and climate events costing a total of $306 billion in damage. These events caused 362 direct deaths. These figures come from a new report from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric...CONTINUE READING
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Category:Climate, Climate Change, Hurricane, Hurricane Harvey
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