Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Spooky Weather News: November starts with a chill; 15th anniversary of Halloween Storm; EarthCam’s Halloween Cams; Spooky nebula picture; Other News: Deadline approaches for Hurricane Charley victims to leave FEMA trailers; NASA to send astronauts to repair Hubble
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Monday, October 30, 2006
Snow turns streets into rinks in Anchorage; Snow spinouts force closure of Interstate 90 at Snoqualmie Pass, Wash.; 2nd snowiest Oct. on record at Mt. Washington; Thousands still without power in parts of wind-whipped NE; N. Texas suburbs are expanding, but region shriveling without water; 10 dead in Philippines as typhoon heads for Vietnam; Calif. fire 90-percent contained, cooler weather aids firefighters; Marine in Iraq coaches wife through labor via webcam; Great aurora pic
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Sunday, October 29, 2006
High winds leave thousands in the dark from Md. to Maine, Wind speed totals posted at AccuWeather.com; More snow for higher elevations east of Lake Ontario; Thousands remain without power after snowstorm pounds B.C. Interior; Hawaii quake damage assessed at $200M; Typhoon makes landfall in Philippines; Signs promising for Hubble Space Telescope
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Friday, October 27, 2006
Up to 2 feet of snow closes highways, schools, cancels flights in Denver area, Biggest Oct. snowstorm to hit area in years; More flooding in Houston area; Severe storms move into La.; Damage light as 2 dozen tornadoes hit southwest Kansas; Rising seas, stronger hurricanes threaten NYC with flooding; Hurricane Paul kills two in NW Mexico; Hurricane threat diminishes; S. Calif. wildfire kills 4 firefighters; New tourist to visit the space station
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Thursday, October 26, 2006
Winter storm warning for Denver; Burgeoning blizzard, severe storms and cold to come; Rain prompts postponement of Game 4 of World Series; Rain forecast throughout Texas, severe storms possible in DFW and Austin; Texas Gulf Coast bays face flooding, Rice researchers warn; Tropical storm downgraded to depression; Comet Swan; NASA spacecraft to study solar flares
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Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Blizzard conditions possible in Colo.; Hurricane Paul weakens to tropical storm off Mexico’s Pacific coast; Chilly in the East, a soaker for the South; 10 inches of snow falls in northeast Ohio; Hurricane disaster planners focus on Lake Okeechobee, Miami area; One year after Hurricane Wilma, that mysterious No. 2 in the eye resurfaces; More bad weather on deck for the World Series; Small quakes reported near Old Faithful; Australian drought sparks new crime of water theft
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Tuesday, October 24, 2006
October nightmare in Buffalo; Lake effect snow falls in western New York; Hurricane Paul aims at Mexico, resort in danger; Environmentalists arrested at NOAA headquarters; Cold weather brings first appearance of snow to Pittsburgh area; Record lows expected in Central Fla.; Cost of Hawaii quake damage soaring; Strong earthquake rattles Japan, no tsunami warning; Decision soon on Hubble repair mission; Canadian space elevator teams caught up in rules disputes
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Monday, October 23, 2006
Flooding destroys Southeast Texas homes; Cold air takes hold, brings snow around lakes; Wintry storm brings heavy snow, road closures to Colo.; Global warming study predicts wild ride; Tropical Storm Paul aims for tip of Mexico’s Baja; Grain growers cash in on drought; Space enthusiasts’ dreams find outlet at competition; Teachers: Pluto’s downgrade is teachable; Great aurora picture; Orionid meteors over Turkey
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Friday, October 20, 2006
Storms sweep through South; Houston area residents still flooded after Monday’s storms; Severe storms will affect Mid-Atlantic Fri.; Two limbs fall on Jesus statue after snow storm to form a cross; Buffalo mayor pegs storm costs at $35 million, much to be reimbursed; Facts about hurricane man Max Mayfield; South spent millions on a hurricane season that wasn’t; Jumping fish signal Hawaii’s quake, quake damages special telescopes; Researcher: NW may get more rain; Australia drought sparks suicides; Astronauts offer advice to future space tourists; Meteors this weekend; Weather satellite launched successfully
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Thursday, October 19, 2006
More storms Thurs. may pose new flooding risks in Houston area; TWC: Two big events; No tropical cyclone; Week later, seething Buffalo still in dark, Criticism grows of FEMA’s failure to help; Tens of thousands still without power; Cost of Buffalo storm cleanup may top $30 million; Newly aggressive FEMA ships out to Hawaii, finds no catastrophe; Scientists say Hawaii hit by 2 independent quakes; Hunter missing after heavy snow in Colorado; another found; Flood risk doesn’t stop rebuilders in New Orleans; Woman, 77, loses everything in FEMA trailer fire; Weather station falls from its weathering heights; ‘Mini tornado’ in Australia
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