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The Facts (and Fiction) of Tornadoes

The Facts (and Fiction) of Tornadoes

NYT > Weather - Tuesday, May 24, 2011 23:00

Q:  How bad has this year’s tornado season been, relative to other years? A: Extraordinarily bad, even by historical standards. The death toll, now at more than 480, is the highest since 1953, when an outbreak of twisters across the Midwest and th...

First Snowfall in San Francisco In 35 Years

First Snowfall in San Francisco In 35 Years

By JESSE MCKINLEY - Saturday, February 26, 2011 0:00

Just before midnight, several city neighborhoods, including Twin Peaks, at some 900 feet, reported light snowfall, with the possibility of more on Saturday.

Too Little, and Then Too Much, in Australia

Too Little, and Then Too Much, in Australia

By AUBREY BELFORD - Sunday, January 16, 2011 0:00

Buffeted by a cycle of dispiriting dry followed by overwhelming wet, farmers are experiencing a fate highlighting the vagaries of Australia’s extreme weather

Studying Impact of ‘Superstorm’ on California

Studying Impact of ‘Superstorm’ on California

By FELICITY BARRINGER - Saturday, January 15, 2011 0:00

California faces the risk of a catastrophic storm that could cause four to five times as much economic damage as a large quake, scientists and emergency planners warn.

Melting in Andes Reveals Remains and Wreckage

Melting in Andes Reveals Remains and Wreckage

By SIMON ROMERO - Saturday, January 15, 2011 0:00

In the Andes, long plagued by airplane crashes and climbing mishaps, the discoveries brought to light by warmer temperatures are helping to solve decades-old mysteries.

Staying Afloat Down Under

Staying Afloat Down Under

By NICK EARLS - Sunday, January 9, 2011 0:00

A flood reveals Australia’s stoicism.

Bundle Up, It’s Global Warming

Bundle Up, It’s Global Warming

By JUDAH COHEN - Saturday, December 25, 2010 0:00

Why is it so cold and snowy in Europe and the Eastern United States? Global warming is affecting the snow cover in Siberia.

The Postman Always Pings Twice

The Postman Always Pings Twice

By MICHAEL RAVNITZKY - Friday, December 17, 2010 0:00

Adding data gathering sensors to the Postal Service’s network of trucks could save the U.S. mail.

Lost and Found

Lost and Found

By VERLYN KLINKENBORG - Saturday, December 11, 2010 0:00

The trouble with something that’s gone missing is that it’s a problem with no solution. But sometimes things work out.


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