Friday, March 31, 2006
Storms approach Indy, Detroit; Tornadoes, severe storms possible Friday from Tenn. to Mich., Ohio; Plains residents flee tornado, fires; One injured when tornado touches down in SE Kansas; Damage reports pour in as storms hit Omaha; Iowa storms knock out power, down trees; Storms south of Red River; N. Texas storms possible through weekend; SF sets March rain record; Record rains cause landslide worries; Heavy showers, storms sweep Hawaii; Most snow in 35 years; New Orleans recovery could take 25 years; Housing shortage could leave evacuees homeless; Museum opens 1906 quake exhibit; Poll: Calif. believes big quake coming; Alaska most quake-prone; Eclipse pic
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Thursday, March 30, 2006
Tornado warning in Des Moines area, sighting in Omaha; Severe weather outbreak forecast for Thursday into Friday from Texas to the Ohio Valley; Strong storms possible in Texas, Okla., Kansas, Ark., Mo.; Chance of showers lingers through weekend for L.A.; Now-former Weather Channel expert Paul Kocin gets his props; ‘Ground Zero’ webcam goes live; Applause, prayers and dancing at total solar eclipse; Eclipse photographed by space station crew; Eclipse image gallery; Top 10 space movies
Update: Tornado warning in Des Moines area | Weather and live webcams for Des Moines | Earlier: Tornado warning, sighting in Omaha | Weather and live webcams for Omaha
Posted at 12:06 a.m. Thursday: Severe Weather Outbreak Today, Friday: Severe weather outbreak forecast for Thursday into Friday from Texas to the Ohio Valley | Strong storms possible in Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, Arkansas, and Missouri
Resources: Current watches and warnings map | Radar loop and Storm Prediction Center outlooks | Live Weather Plus video from Dallas/Fort Worth and St. Louis | Weather and live webcam images for: Dallas/Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Wichita, Little Rock, Kansas City, Springfield, Mo., St. Louis, and all other cities (Also listed in the left column)
More Rain: Chance of showers lingers through weekend for L.A.
Weather Channel Expert Exit: CapitalWeather.com gives the now-former Weather Channel expert Paul Kocin his props
World Of Webcams: ‘Ground Zero’ webcam goes live: See it in the NYC page (listed under ‘Project Rebirth’)
Space News:
 Image of March 29, 2006, eclipse, courtesy NASA TV. Links to more images, info.
Applause, prayers and dancing at eclipse of the sun
Eclipse photographed by space station crew
Solar eclipse image gallery
Space.com’s Top 10 space movies
Top 5 WXnation.com city weather and webcam pages visited on Wednesday: 1. Houston 2. Dallas/Fort Worth 3. Honolulu 4. Los Angeles 5. Oklahoma City … See the top 20 so far this month in the center column of our home page
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Wednesday, March 29, 2006
Live webcasts of Wednesday’s total solar eclipse; Japan’s seeks to end ban on defense use of space; Powerful storm socks S. Calif.; Soggy spring on pace to drown Bay Area records; Storms drench Austin, spark fires; Rain for N. Texas, severe storms possible Thurs.; Tourism officials concerned about bad weather’s impact on Hawaii; Residents in Hawaii stock up on rain gear, home protection; Meteorologists: New England overdue for big hurricane; New Orleans to be emptied for next storm, officials say; Flood maps likely to miss deadline; Gulf summit focuses on hurricane season; Strong quake jolts Tokyo area; Scientists model ground shaking in 1906 SF quake
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Tuesday, March 28, 2006
California, Hawaii Soaking, Part ?: Record-breaking rainfall, more wind forecast for Bay Area; Rain likely to douse San Diego Tuesday; Hawaii rain just won’t go away; Heavy rain, flash flooding possible in parts of Texas; Record cold morning set in Brevard Co., Fla.; Earthquake risk rattles Allstate; Top 15 skylines; NASA restarts canceled asteroid mission
California, Hawaii Soaking, Part ?: California, Hawaii to get more heavy rain Tuesday | Record-breaking rainfall hits Bay Area: Record for March precipitation is 23 days, set in 1904. | More wind forecast for Bay Area | Rain likely to douse San Diego Tuesday | Resources: Current watches and warnings map | Radar loop | Live Weather Plus video from Bay Area, L.A. and San Diego (Click “Video” tabs) | Weather and webcam images for the Bay Area, L.A., San Diego, Sacramento, Fresno, and all cities
Hawaii rain just won’t go away | Hawaii weather and live webcam images
Other Weather News: Heavy rain, flash flooding possible in parts of Texas … Look under Texas in left column for your nearest city’s weather and live webcam images
Record cold morning set in Brevard Co., Fla.
Quake Wire: Earthquake risk rattles Allstate … Live quake data is in the right column of this page.
Off Topic: Top 15 skylines (found on Fimoculous)
Space News: NASA restarts canceled asteroid mission
Top 5 WXnation.com city weather and webcam pages visited on Monday: 1. Los Angeles 2. Honolulu 3. Dallas/Fort Worth 4. San Francisco 5. Indianapolis … See the top 20 so far this month in the center column of our home page
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Monday, March 27, 2006
Wyoming crash in blizzard conditions kills at least 6, I-80 closed; Hurricane Rita not as strong as first thought, report says; More rain: Storm due to hit Bay Area Mon.; Heavy rain may hit D/FW Monday night, Tuesday; Mo. farmers address tornado damage; Rain possible on Mon. in Okla., more likely later in the week; Time: The climate is crashing, and global warming is to blame; Record low temperatures at Palm Beach Int’l Airport
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Saturday, March 25, 2006
Spring, storms in C. Plains return next week; Storms, storms, storms for D/FW; Rain, snow, thunderstorms for Chicago; Strange weather system clouds parts of Hawaii, Tornado damage is $50,000; Weather un-springlike in Gainesville, Fla.; Doctors, patients protest state refusal to reopen major New Orleans hospital; Navy ship being built with WTC steel survived Hurricane Katrina; Next big quake? Maybe east of Bay Area; Quake shakes Fiji Islands; New left-nav menu
Spring Storms Return: Spring, storms in C. Plains return next week
In Dallas/Fort Worth’s forecast: Storms, storms, storms beginning Sunday night | Dallas/Fort Worth weather and live webcam images
In Chicago’s forecast: Rain, snow, thunderstorms | Chicago weather and live webcam images
Other Weather News: Strange weather system clouds parts of Hawaii: Weather expert explains hail, thunderstorms, tornadoes | Tornado damage is $50,000 | Hawaii weather and live webcam images
Weather un-springlike in Gainesville, Florida | NWS forecast
Katrina Update: Doctors, patients protest state refusal to reopen major New Orleans hospital | Navy ship being built with WTC steel survived Hurricane Katrina | New Orleans weather and live webcam images
Quake Wire: Next big quake? Maybe east of Bay Area | Strong earthquake shakes Fiji Islands
New Left-Nav Menu: Finally, a small site announcement: The left navigation menu has been updated to provide a breakdown of city pages by state and then city. Hopefully you will find the new menu easier to use.
Top 5 WXnation.com city weather and webcam pages visited on Friday: 1. Honolulu 2. Vancouver 3. San Francisco 4. Knoxville 5. Indianapolis … See the top 20 so far this month in the center column of our home page.
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Friday, March 24, 2006
60 mph wind gusts in Salt Lake City’s forecast; Lows early Friday in San Antonio, 32; D/FW, 30; OKC, 23; Severe weather outbreak possible next Wed., Thurs. in S. Central U.S.; Army Corps faulted on New Orleans levees; Red Cross probes Katrina misconduct, theft; Mayor Nagin says New Orleans is better prepared; Secret caverns control Dallas flooding; Jail prepares to unveil webcam; New rocket fails on its maiden launch; New Mars probe sends back view from orbit
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Thursday, March 23, 2006
Cold Marches On: Spring freeze warnings way down in San Antone; Temps at or below freezing Fri. morning in Austin, D/FW, Jackson; OKC temp may dip to 23; Tornadoes in S. Florida; 6 months after Hurricane Rita: Progress, but much to do; Houston to get $40M for hurricane housing; Rain might take weekend break in Hawaii; Snow falls across Okla.; After big drought worries, NW snowpack rebounds; Melting ice sheets could spur oceans’ rise: study; Thurs. was World Meteorological Day; Moon seen from North Pole e-mail hoax; 2nd probe ordered in Kennedy Space Center accident; Spacewalks halted
Cold Marches On: Spring Freeze Warnings Way Down In San Antone: San Antonio may drop to freezing mark early Friday. Other cities near or below freezing Friday morning include Austin, Dallas/Fort Worth and a low of 23 forecast for Oklahoma City. Also near freezing: Jackson, Miss. | Resources: U.S. temperatures and wind chill values | Watches/warnings map | Weather and live webcams for San Antonio, Austin, Dallas/Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, Jackson
S. Florida Storms: Tornadoes confirmed as storms lash South Florida
Rita, Katrina Updates: Six months after Hurricane Rita: Progress, but much to do | Houston to get $40 million for hurricane housing
Other Weather News: Rain might take a weekend break in Hawaii
Snow falls across much of Oklahoma: Up to 3 inches of snow fell at locations in central, northern and southern Oklahoma.
A year after big drought worries, Northwest snowpack rebounds
Melting ice sheets could spur oceans’ rise: study
Cyclone spooks creatures in Australia
CapitalWeather.com reminds me that Thursday was World Meteorological Day
Space News: Moon seen from North Pole e-mail hoax
2nd probe ordered in Kennedy Space Center accident | Spacewalks halted over handrail issue
Top 5 WXnation.com city weather and webcam pages visited on Wednesday: 1. Albuquerque 2. Indianapolis 3. Oklahoma City 4. Honolulu 5. Denver … See the top 20 so far this month in the center column of our home page.
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Wednesday, March 22, 2006
Spring snow advisory for most of Okla., parts of Kansas; OKC, Tulsa, Wichita may see 2-3 inches of snow; National Weather Service storm spotters outpace radar; Recent tornadoes spawn increase in storm-spotter trainees; Cyclone Larry victims angry about aid; Hurricane evacuees’ lives still grim; Gov. Perry issues executive order on Texas hurricane evacuations; Several quakes rattle San Francisco Bay Area; Small towns turn to blogs, webcams to attract tourists; NASA launches microsatellites into space
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