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March 2005 Posts

High winds slam into North Iowa; Hail, bad visibility wreak havoc throughout Chicagoland; Tornado alley in St. Louis-area; Utah snow pack approaching all-time records; Snow triggers avalanche in Colorado; Quake's movement behind lack of tsunami; Scientists re-examine December quake; U.N. study: Earth's health deteriorating; Our Earth (03-31)
Wind, snow, rain in Washington, Colorado; CapitalWeather suggests official weather station move; Is it safe to talk on a cell phone during a lightning storm?; Indonesians in mourning, as rescuers press on: Earthquake toll may hit 2,000; Tsunami warning system helped spread word; Latest quakes surprise seismologists (03-30)
Death toll in magnitude-8.7 quake may rise dramatically; Scientists puzzled no tsunami after quake; Flooding in NYC-area, Central Virginia (03-29)
Hundreds die in 8.7-magnitude quake; 5th anniversary of downtown Fort Worth, Arlington tornadoes; What makes Kansas, Texas and Oklahoma so prone to tornadoes?; Strong storms hit Alabama: Tornado touches down in Montgomery; Expert: Hurricane Ivan caused sand loss; Space station astronauts take spacewalk; Great photo of the sun, birds and a telephone poll/wire (03-28)
White Easter in North Texas!; Storm brings snow, wrecks to Snoqualmie Pass; Tornado watch issued for North Florida this morning; Showers, storms expected Sunday in Central Florida; Severe weather blows through Alabama; NASA announces live TV coverage for Spacewalk (03-27)
Storm chaser captures incredible tornado images; Strong storms possible in Alabama, Central Texas; Stormy weather may mean agony for migraine sufferers; Utah snow; Headline of the day; Quake experts: Devastating quake could occur in Central U.S.; NASA's comet-busting spacecraft on course; Which space tourists have the right stuff? (03-26)
Snow blamed for crash that killed N.Y. woman; WeatherBug's Storm Chase 2005 begins; Software for virtual storm chasing; Tuesday's storms in Georgia confirmed as tornadoes; Get ready, it's tornado season; Rain, snow in Denver; Storm drops foot of snow in western Wyoming; Weather guru backed off snow forecast two days in advance (03-25)
More snow marches into Boston-area, NYC; Lack of snow concerns S.D. farmers; Almost 2 inches of rain in Delaware; Tornadoes in California not unusual; N. Calif. buffeted by storms for 3rd consecutive day; Heavy rain expected Thursday in San Diego-area; Weather girl gets the boot; 2 twisters hit Paris, Texas; Weather service to keep hurricane line (03-24)
Spring snow for Northeast; One dead after stormy weather hits south Georgia; Storms lash Southeast, Gulf; 3.4 earthquake rattles through Southland; Dust devil on Mars; 75! (03-23)
#2 for L.A.; Four hurt as storms, tornadoes roar across South; N. Texas Storm Cloud Images, March 21; Wild weather in Alaska; Some damage reported from severe storms, tornadoes in Oklahoma; South San Francisco weather determined to be tornado; APoD: distant astronaut, giant Earth; Spider appears on road surveillance camera (03-22)
Potential for severe weather in the South Central and Southeast U.S.; San Fran funnel cloud; Tornadoes in northern Bangladesh kill at least 28; 40th anniversary of deadly Palm Sunday tornadoes in W. Michigan; More Snow For Sierra; Winter ends for Mass., but snow could be on the way (03-21)
Hurricane Center to offer probability map; Big snow arrives late in Minnesota; Snow blankets southeast South Dakota; Storm dumps snow on parts of NW Wisconsin; Southern California gets more rain, snow; Tsunami warning follows magnitude-7.0 Japan quake (03-19)
Tornadoes of March 28, 2000 (03-18)
Spring flooding threatens SW, may also affect N.D., Minn., New England; No drought relief seen for NW; St. Patrick's Day leaves pot of snow; Moon, Mercury, Monaco image; Reports: Mt. Kilimanjaro's snow cap has melted for first time in 11,000 years; American Urban Radio Networks, TWC to provide local weather to urban stations; NASA: Space station work put off for now (03-18)
Another quake, tsunami?; Senate OKs oil drilling in Alaska's ANWR; Seattle, Tacoma mayors urge residents to save water; Flooding possible in SW Florida; The Weather Channel launches first commercial version of made-for-mobile video forecasts; Space station circuit breaker fails ... again; Lawmakers question proposed NASA cuts (03-17)
Big snow hits N.M.; Texas Panhandle gets up to 7 inches of snow, foot near border; Weather Channel launches new version of Desktop Weather; Sirius Satellite Radio selects WSI Corp. for marine weather data; NASA probes Mars rover instrument problem; N.Y. teen wins science competition (03-16)
Maine gets federal aid for snow costs; One final winter blast for D.C. area?; Severe weather uproots trees in Florida; Weather so perfect it's strange; Wintry weather returns to parts of Oklahoma; Storms may reduce water bills for L.A. residents (03-15)
Latest winter storm puts Portland, ME over 100-inch snowfall mark; NY sees streak unmatched in 136-year history of recorded weather; Earthquakes rock New Zealand, Turkey; Group warns of shrinking glaciers' effect; Fireball sighted over Pacific NW; Drought emergency declared in Washington; West, South brace for fierce fire season (03-14)
Winter storm dumps more snow on Maine; 5.7 quake shakes southeastern Turkey; Hopkins Physicist to Lead NASA; Texas county abuzz as Amazon.com founder plans spaceport; A message from Earth (03-12)
Up to 2 more feet of snow expected in Maine; N.H. snowfall may reach 12 inches; More snow for Motor City; Meanwhile ... Bay City bakes, to cool down; New look, programming coming to Weather Channel, Weather.com; Criticism follows plans to name new minor league baseball team after deadly tornado; Weather forecasts are partly to mostly not too informative (03-11)
Weather warning changes in Kansas; Light snow, rainy Thursday; Rescuers find S. African miners after 5.0-magnitude quake, one missing; Cool animation for April 8 partial solar eclipse; Fort Worth skyline from Beach (03-10)
No worries about Mount St. Helens; Storm clean-up in N.C.; Icy blast cuts into Northeast's spring fling; Tornado tears through New Zealand town; Is it Quake Month, 2005?; Another incredible desktop background image (03-09)
Mount St. Helens erupts again; Snow falls in NJ/NYC; Storms possible in Dallas-Fort Worth; Storms in Houston knock out power at Hobby Airport; More on the way; Storm may bring heavy snow to parts of N.H. Tuesday; Drought in the Northwest could spell trouble; Webcams raise concerns about privacy; Dark horse makes bold claims in space race (03-08)
Media hype redefines major storm in Maine; Google weather; Quake rattles Quebec; Futures of astronauts uncertain; Moon probe could kill conspiracy theory; View from Everest, Successive positions for Mercury (03-07)
My Top 25 Meteorological Songs, Top Album (03-05)
Winter storms in Japan, Eurpoe; Earthquake swarm results in thousands of small quakes off Oregon coast; Volcanic rumblings in Alaska spurring hazardous conditions; Logitech sells its 25 millionth webcam (03-04)
Safe landing for GlobalFlyer completes the first solo, around-the-world flight without refueling; Commuters urged to stay at home to avoid the worst winter weather in years (03-03)
WeatherBug adds 2 new blogs; Midwest, Calif. snow, S. Texas storms; Small quakes shake northern Arizona, Quebec border; Strange space burst could be new object; College students examine shuttle debris (03-03)
Tri-State residents dig out from up to 9 inches of snow; Philly snow photos; And the snow-king winner from Monday's winter storm is . . .; Does D.C. need to toughen up when it comes to snow?; TV Web site takes on blog title, format for winter storm reporting; More rain possible this week as Los Angeles inches toward rain record (03-02)
D.C. snow arrives later, has less punch than expected; Updated expected total snow accumulations; Storm shuts schools, delays Northeast flights; Foot of snow in parts of Massachusetts, Connecticut?, More than 8 inches of snow in parts of Virginia; Report: Japan eyes manned base on Moon (03-01)

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