Saturday, December 31, 2005
New Year’s Eve webcams; Wet winter storms continue to slam N. Calif; Pacific storms to ring in 2006; Rain triggers slide, closes part of Ore. highway; Katrina tops AP’s 2005 year in review; 5 funniest weather videos; Storm victims mostly older, analyses show; Gov. prepares for next Katrina; Katrina evacuees in apparent double murder-suicide; 2nd snowstorm slams Europe; Ark. tornadoes double in ‘05; Slick in N.D.; Snow may hamper relief for Pakistan; Slowing Earth gives us extra second; Auroras through the years
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Friday, December 30, 2005
Flood warnings for much of West; Texas, Okla. officials concerned about forecasts amid drought, wildfires; 27th tropical storm of 2005, Zeta, forms in Atlantic one month after season ended; Winter conditions in Colo.; Snow, slush for SE Mich.; Snow moving through Minn., N.D..; Drivers trapped in snow drifts as UK cold snap persists; Mount St. Helens still oozing lava; C I Host to host major New Year’s Eve webcam of UNICEF fundraisers
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Thursday, December 29, 2005
New storm approaches as NorCal rivers at highest levels in 7 years; Rain in Rose Parade’s forecast; Ga. tornadoes; 2 dead, 70 houses destroyed, 7,600 acres scorched in Texas, Okla. wildfires; Houston area sees spike in fires; Heavy snow slams Europe; Cold snap hits UK; Freezing rain, ice forecast follows 39 inches of snow in N. Me.; Reporters predicted hurricane disaster in New Orleans 3 years before Katrina; Aid workers steal $200,000 from Katrina victims’ fund
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Wednesday, December 28, 2005
Ga., Ala. tornado warnings; Brush fires kill 4, force evacuations in Texas, Okla.; Gov. declares disaster amid fires; Storms head for soggy Bay Area; Storms for S., C. Idaho, Up to 18 inches of snow possible by Thurs.; Travel alert as Britain gets back to work after winter storm; Study: SW summers will heat up by end of century; Longtime weathercaster Roland Galvan dies; CapitalWeather.com’s 10 most, biggest and funniest of 2005; EarthCam’s 25 most interesting webcams of 2005; Scientists: Tsunami spares coral reefs
Tornado Watches, Warnings For Georgia, Alabama: Radar loop | for US | Weather/live webcams for N. Ga. | SE Ga. | N. Ala. | S. Ala.
Brush Fires Kill 4, Force Texas, Oklahoma Escapes: Gov. declares disaster as fires rage on | Resources: Calmer winds in D/FW forecast | Weather and live webcam images for: North Texas | Central Texas | Oklahoma | All cities
Wave After Wave: Storms head for soggy Bay Area | Weather and webcam images
Big Snow For Idaho: Rain, snow, winter storms in cards for southern, central Idaho: Up to 18 inches of snow possible by Thursday | Weather and webcam images
Other Weather News: Travel alert as Britain gets back to work after winter storm | London-area weather and webcam images
Study: Southwest summers will heat up by the end of the century
Longtime weathercaster Roland Galvan dies
Best Of 2005 Lists: CapitalWeather.com’s 10 most, biggest and funniest of 2005 | EarthCam’s 25 most interesting webcams of 2005 | Internet Broadcasting’s year in news stories | Of course, there’s our own list: WXnation’s Top 40 weather days of 2005
Scientists: Coral reefs spared in tsunami
Top 5 WXnation.com city weather and webcam pages visited on Tuesday: 1. London, UK 2. Reno 3. Sacramento 4. Vancouver 5. Toronto … See the top 20 so far this month in the center column of our home page.
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Tuesday, December 27, 2005
Snow storm buries N. Maine; Storm cuts power to 70,000 in Quebec; Storm dumps up to 2 feet of snow in Sierra; Wet week of storms brings risk of floods to N. Calif.; Record 81 degrees in North Texas Monday, Warm, windy day ahead; Tornado victims get help from community; Greetings from outer space; Astronomers get first look at new stars; Europe’s space race with US begins
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Monday, December 26, 2005
Mourners return to mark anniversary of Indian Ocean tsunami; Late Christmas snow, rain on both coasts; Katrina update: Starting over in Plaquemines, St. Bernard; More hurricane scams surface; Kansas leads nation in tornadoes this year; Unseasonably warm weather sets Denver record; Heavy snow forecast for Britain
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Saturday, December 24, 2005
Not white, but wet Christmas for East; Freezing drizzle expected in NE Minn., NW Wisc.; Dense fog advisory for Mich., Ind.; More Seattle-area rain; Bush: Remember hurricane victims, US servicemen over holiday; Pope: Be peacemakers
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Friday, December 23, 2005
Flood watch for Seattle area; Christmas clipper for parts of the Great Lakes; Hundreds now without power in Carolinas after ice storm; Forecast calls for Bay Area rains to pause until Christmas; $29 million approved for Gulf Coast storm relief; Hurricane evacuees clear out of last shelter; Governor seeks federal disaster after snow storm hits Kansas; Fort Worth images; Hydrogen and dust in Rosette Nebula pic; More rings are found around planet Uranus
Flood watch for Seattle area | Resources: Radar loop | NWS watches/warnings map | Seattle weather and webcam images
Christmas clipper for parts of the Great Lakes
Hundreds now without power in Carolinas after ice storm
Forecast calls for Bay Area rains to pause until Christmas: Downpour causes traffic problems, minor flooding
Katrina Update: $29 million approved for Gulf Coast storm relief: Funds to rebuild levees, aid schools included | Hurricane evacuees clear out of last shelter | Katrina making landfall on Aug. 29 was the biggest weather day of 2005. See the Top 40 weather days here
Governor seeks federal disaster after snow storm hits Kansas
Fort Worth Images: These were taken on Dec. 12 and Dec. 14, the first two of a satellite and towers at KXAS-TV studios in east FW, and the last two of Fort Worth’s skyline taken from east FW. As always, each picture links to a large version in a new window
 
More images are in our WXphotos gallery
Space News: Another great computer background candidate from Astronomy Picture of the Day: Hydrogen and dust in the Rosette Nebula …
More rings are found around planet Uranus
Top 5 WXnation.com city weather and webcam pages visited on Thursday: 1. New York City 2. Reno 3. San Francisco 4. Toronto 5. Vancouver … See the top 20 so far this month in the center column of our home page.
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Thursday, December 22, 2005
Dog survives freezing weather after car crash that killed owner; Warm weather thaws fundraiser ice sculptures; Ice clogs up dam in Miss. River; Huge waves crash onto Calif. Coast; Another drippy day in N. Nev.; Storms, news drive record 12.9 million online visitors to Internet Broadcasting in Nov.; Record snowfall disrupts traffic, causes blackouts across Japan; NASA’s top space exploration stories of the year; Christmas supplies head to space station; Great aurora image; Seattle scientists expand tsunami research
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