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July 12, 2007

Seattle-area swelters; Rain soaks metro Atlanta, but drought continues; Wet weather brings swarm of insects to San Antonio; Don’t use iPod in lightning storm, doctors warn; On leave, Hurricane Center’s director in eye of storm; Proenza: I have no regrets; Weather phobia can be controlled; Weather concern for firefighters battling central Utah blaze; Lightning storms hamper Calif. firefighting effort; Telescope gives deepest view of space

Weather News: Seattle-area sweltersArea weather and live webcam images

Rain soaks metro Atlanta, but drought continuesArea weather and live webcam images

Wet weather brings swarm of insects to San AntonioArea weather and live webcam images

Don’t use iPod in lightning storm, doctors warn

On leave, Hurricane Center’s director in eye of storm | Proenza: I have no regrets

Weather phobia can be controlled

Weather a concern for firefighters battling central Utah blaze | Lightning storms hamper Calif. firefighting effort

Space News: Telescope gives deepest view of space

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July 10, 2007

Latest round of storms bring more flooding to Oklahoma; Tornado hits Oklahoma town; Second day of scorching heat in New York; Dry lightning sparks red flag warning in parts of SoCal; Ex-hurricane center chiefs: Job’s tough; Tornado warnings issued in Ontario

Weather News: Latest round of storms bring more flooding to Oklahoma | Tornado hits Oklahoma town

A second day of scorching heat in New York

Dry lightning sparks red flag warning in parts of SoCal

Ex-hurricane center chiefs: Job’s tough

Tornado warnings issued in Ontario

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July 9, 2007

Ed Rappaport becomes acting director of National Hurricane Center; Eastern U.S. sizzles as temperatures near 100 degrees; Wildfires rage across western United States

Ed Rappaport becomes acting director of National Hurricane Center

Eastern U.S. sizzles as temperatures near 100 degrees

Wildfires rage across western United States

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July 7, 2007

2 bodies found as pounding storms move out of Texas; National Hurricane Center director says he won’t resign; Hoax picture puts twist on tornadoes

2 bodies found as pounding storms move out of Texas

National Hurricane Center director says he won’t resign: Coverage from Dr. Jeff Masters’ WunderBlog

Hoax picture puts twist on tornadoes

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July 6, 2007

West sizzles as temperatures top 100 degrees; Temp reaches 116 Thurs. in Las Vegas; Texas braces for still more rain, floods; New storms may drench Okla.-Texas border; Severe weather causes evacuation of National Mall; XM and Sirius satellite radio, plus NBC and its affiliated networks, Weather Channel will cover Live Earth 7/07/07 concerts; Summer under cloud as weather turns angry; NASA buys $19 million toilet system

West sizzles as temperatures top 100 degrees: Temp reaches 116 Thurs. in Las Vegas

Texas braces for still more rain, floods | New storms may drench Okla.-Texas border

Severe weather causes evacuation of National Mall

XM and Sirius satellite radio, plus NBC and its affiliated networks will be covering the Live Earth 7/07/07 concerts, plus…

Weather Channel Coverage Of Live Earth:

Friday, July 6: Weather Channel correspondent Tetiana Anderson will be broadcasting live during “Abrams and Bettes: Beyond the Forecast” at 8-9 p.m. ET, showing the preparations for the event. “Evening Edition” from 9-11 p.m. ET previews event preparation.

Saturday, July 7: The Weather Channel broadcastings live from Giants Stadium during “Weekend View,” 7-11 a.m. ET.

Sunday, July 8: “Forecast Earth,” 5-6 p.m. ET, will take a look at the broader phenomenon of “Live Earth,” including the “greening” of Giants Stadium as well as musical performances.

Forecast Earth Online features a special section covering “Live Earth,” including video footage from the event, and links to related coverage across the Internet.

World Weather: Summer under a cloud as weather turns angry

Space News: NASA buys $19 million toilet system

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July 5, 2007

Storm intensifies as forecasters want director removed; Pressure builds for storm chief; Storms shift, some rivers crest in Okla.; Record-breaking rain in DFW, without the record; Nevada sizzles under extreme heat, may break Las Vegas Valley’s all-time high on record of 117 degrees on July 19, 2005; Heat sends droves of San Diegans to beaches; Utah wildfire could burn all summer; Honda upgrades car navigation system with earthquake, heavy rainfall warnings; Tornado kills 14, injures 146 in eastern China; Dust storm affecting Mars rovers

Weather News: Storm intensifies as forecasters want director removed | Pressure builds for storm chief: Links found on CapitalWeather

Storms shift, some rivers crest in Okla.

Record-breaking rain in Dallas/Fort Worth! … without the record: Rain has fallen at WXnation’s headquarters in far north Fort Worth for the last 10 days (and counting), and 17 out of the last 21 days.

Nevada sizzles under extreme heat, may break Las Vegas Valley’s all-time high on record of 117 degrees on July 19, 2005 | Heat sends droves of San Diegans to beaches

Utah wildfire could burn all summer

Honda upgrades car navigation system with earthquake, heavy rainfall warnings

World Weather: Tornado kills 14, injures 146 in eastern China

Space News: Dust storm affecting Mars rovers

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July 4, 2007

Happy Independence Day!

Happy Independence Day! Cams

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July 2, 2007

Storms flood some roads in North, West, South Texas; Independence Day to heat up in Las Vegas; Repairs to levee system could put French Quarter in greater peril than before Katrina; Hurricanes may benefit coral reefs; Heat wave expected to hit San Diego Tuesday; Tiger Woods’ beachside guest home destroyed in fire; Shuttle heads to Kentucky after stop in Nebraska; Investors bet on commercial spaceflight

Weather News: Storms flood some roads in North, West, South Texas

Independence Day to heat up in Las Vegas: High of 115 degrees forecast Wed., low of 90 Wed. night

Repairs to levee system could put French Quarter in greater peril than before Katrina

Hurricanes may benefit coral reefs

Heat wave expected to hit San Diego Tuesday

Tiger Woods’ beachside guest home destroyed in fire

Space News: Shuttle heads to Kentucky after stop in Nebraska

Investors bet on commercial spaceflight

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More evacuated in Kansas floods; Hundreds displaced by storms in Wichita Falls, Parker County, Texas

More evacuated in Kansas floods: Some rain totals

Hundreds displaced by storms in Wichita Falls, Parker County, Texas

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