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Deadly NE storm cuts power to 440,000; 60 mph wind gusts in New England; Vt. power outages, flooding; More than 3,200 still listed as missing after Hurricane Katrina; Texas firefighters staying in place for future grass fires; Statewide burn ban sparks confusion; Fires scorch more Oklahoma land; More Utah snow; Freezing rain causes icy roads, flooding in Ottawa, Canada; AMS presents WeatherBug prestigious 2006 corporate award for outstanding services; Pluto mission lifts off after days of delay; New space race gets down to business; Gov. backs $55 million spending plan for Fla. space program

Deadly NE Storm Cuts Power To 440,000: High winds in the Northeast blamed in 2 deaths: More than 440,000 homes and businesses lost power | Wind gusts of up to 60 miles per hour in Boston and higher elsewhere | Power outages, flooding in Vermont

Katrina Update: 3,200 Still Listed As Missing More than 3,200 still listed as missing after Hurricane Katrina

Wildfires Update: Texas firefighters staying in place for future grass fires | Statewide burn ban sparks confusion | Fires scorch more Oklahoma land

Other Weather News: More Utah snow

Freezing rain causes icy roads, flooding in Ottawa, Canada

American Meteorological Society presents WeatherBug prestigious 2006 corporate award for outstanding services

Space News: Pluto mission lifts off after days of delay | New space race gets down to business | Gov. backs $55 million spending plan for space program in Florida

Top 5 WXnation.com city weather and webcam pages visited on Wednesday: 1. Reno 2. Boston 3. New York City 4. Toronto 5. Buffalo … See the top 20 so far this month in the center column of our home page.

1 Comment » | Permalink | | Entry by: Bill Young Jr. (WXnation.com Founder) @ 5:56 pm

One Response to “Deadly NE storm cuts power to 440,000; 60 mph wind gusts in New England; Vt. power outages, flooding; More than 3,200 still listed as missing after Hurricane Katrina; Texas firefighters staying in place for future grass fires; Statewide burn ban sparks confusion; Fires scorch more Oklahoma land; More Utah snow; Freezing rain causes icy roads, flooding in Ottawa, Canada; AMS presents WeatherBug prestigious 2006 corporate award for outstanding services; Pluto mission lifts off after days of delay; New space race gets down to business; Gov. backs $55 million spending plan for Fla. space program”

1. tamara says:

   February 6, 2006 at 10:45 pm

   what is the outstanding features of pluto