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March 2007 Posts

Several hurt, homeless after blast of high wind in Chicago area; Texas storms damage dozens of homes, force evacuations; Storms leave mess in Texas, Okla., Thousands without power; Storm sets record for March rainfall in Oklahoma City; Rank-and-file city workers to help in New Orleans evacuations; Volunteers wrap up Day 3 of cleanup in tornado-devastated Colo. town (03-31)
Severe storms flooding North, Central Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri; Tornado swarm kills four in three states; Tornado hits Oklahoma City area; No warning issued before killer tornado in Colo.; Storm pounds Wyoming, 4 to 15 inches of snow expected; North Dakota flies away with snow angel record; Extensive flood damage in New Zealand (03-30)
At least one killed in Oklahoma tornado; Severe storms move through Texas Panhandle; FEMA assessing eastern NM tornado damage; 100 Biggest Weather Moments coming to The Weather Channel; Webcam lets your face be your password; Strange hexagon seen encircling Saturn's north pole (03-29)
Wild weather in Southern California; Developing storm will bring severe weather, snow to Colorado; Severe weather returns; Organized severe weather possible from Southern Plains/Gulf Coast to Great Lakes on Friday, Saturday; Woman, 90, dies from injuries in devastating tornado swarm that hit New Mexico; Report released on Pa. storm response; Cities at risk of rising sea levels; Shuttle hail damage may help set space records; Astronaut stuck in space for now (03-28)
Wild weather system targets Bay Area; Twin Cities temperature hits record 81; U2 guitarist donates guitar to Katrina auction; Oklahoma may not get rain break between storm systems; Bay Area pregnant horse webcam draws thousands (03-27)
Record Wisc. temps spawn severe storms; Highs of 79 reached Sunday in Chicago, Milwaukee; Rain likely, storms possible in Texas; Weak tornado caught on tape in Lubbock; Indianapolis area hit by floods; Marker erected on 90th anniversary of deadly tornado; 19 months later, hurricane-rebuilding money slow to flow; Aftershocks hit Japan a day after quake; Column: Gore takes heat in D.C. return (03-26)
Tornadoes sweep through New Mexico, injuring at least 16; France puts secret UFO archive online; Resource race heats up in melting Arctic; NASA engineers work on new spacesuits; Lisbon moonset (03-24)
Day after day of storms; Severe storms may hit Central U.S. on Sun., Tues., Wed.; Stormy weather in store for parts of Texas; Feds won't take all blame for New Orleans levees, floods; Forecaster sees active Atlantic hurricane season (03-22)
Spring rain, storms and warmth; Storms cause delays, cancellations at airports; Stormy outlook; Pace of rebuilding after Katrina slows; Tokyo area shaken by light earthquake, no reports of damage; NASA delays picking next launch date (03-21)
Severe weather possible in parts of Okla. Wed.; State Farm to re-examine thousands of Hurricane Katrina insurance claims; Louisiana's Blanco won't run again; Snow doughnuts are the real thing; Extreme weather snarls Ontario border crossings; March 19 solar eclipse gallery at SpaceWeather.com (03-20)
100,000 still stranded on Sunday after winter storm; Increasing chance of storms for Texas; 99 degrees sets another record in Phoenix; Juneau may set snow record; Hillary Clinton thanks Houstonians for Hurricane Katrina help; Some scientists eye odd climate fixes; Reno wildfire burns homes; Worst weather this winter on its way to parts of Britain (03-19)
Cleanup continues after Northeast storm; Severe storms possible in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas on Tues., Wed.; Aging satellite threatening hurricane-forecast accuracy; Web site to pool European weather data (03-17)
More than a foot of snow possible in late-winter storm for Northeast; NYC may get 6 to 14 inches of snow, sleet mix; Winter warmest on record worldwide; NOAA: U.S. winter temperature near average; NOAA announces U.S. spring outlook; Wacky weather week hits N.E. Ohio; Central Indiana roads waterlogged after night of rain; Army Corps working on New Orleans pumps; Congressman says NASA needs more funding; School helps name space station module (03-16)
AccuWeather: Major winter storm unfolding for Northeast by Fri.; Flash flood watches/warnings in much of Eastern, Central U.S.; Floods prompt Minn. evacuations; Severe storms pound Houston; Enterprise High students back in class at temporary site after tornado killed 8; Program for hurricane victims opens North Texas office; Small tremors foreshadow major earthquakes, Stanford study says (03-15)
Months after Rita, body found in home; Faulty pumps installed in New Orleans; Katrina creates custody dogfight; Storms pound South Texas, create travel headaches in North Texas; Rain forces SXSW crew to pull plug on free show; Chicago sets weather record for warmth; Five things about tornadoes; Dry conditions prompt weather alerts in San Diego area (03-14)
Flash flood warnings in Central, South Texas, parts of North Texas; 2 dead in Texas flooding after rain; Cold, snow coming back to N. Plains, Great Lakes; Reliance on cell phones slowed tornado workers; Reno's 78 degrees breaks record for date set in 1888; Southern California record heat triggers fire warnings; 12 heat records ties, broken in San Francisco Bay Area; Heavy rain causes flooding in B.C.'s lower mainland; Burning car blamed for Calif. wildfire; Watch Jupiter rotate (03-13)
Strong storms move across Texas; Severe weather, flash flooding possible in San Antonio; More rain could be headed for Okla.; Hundreds evacuated as brush fire burns in Anaheim Hills, Calif.; Cancun, nature at war over beaches; Almost five months after earthquakes in Hawaii, road still closed (03-12)
Farmer: Tornado blew check to Ga.; Approaching storm triggers flood watch in W. Wash.; Storms possible this weekend from Denver to DFW; Warm weather floods South Dakota basements; Weather Channel launches headquarters on popular 'Second Life'; NASA: Dinged-up fuel tank can be fixed; Eclipse with lighthouse image (03-10)
Siren was silent in Ga. town hit by tornado; Feds deny emergency declaration for Ark. after Feb. 24 tornadoes; Tornado safety, severe weather awareness tips; Remember NOAA weather radio when springing forward; Report details post-hurricane biz drop; 7 charged in scamming $80,000 in Katrina aid; Series of earthquakes rattles Sierra; Cyclone rips through town in northwestern Australia, 3 killed; Cyclone battered communities brace for more wild weather; 'Drought-proof' dam hits record low level; Final frontier for travel insurance; New Mexico: Pluto is a planet (03-09)
Clipper out, cold returns; NOAA National Weather Service has deployed its Smoke Forecast Tool into operations after testing; March of Dimes brings health care to hurricane-devastated Gulf Coast; Weather Channel goes HD in Sept.; Tropical cyclone closes half of Australia's oil output; Live on the Internet: Eagle protects egg; Scientists study Earth's missing crust; Eclipsed moon and stars (03-08)
Record cold closes many schools in Western New York; Blowing snow blamed in deadly crashes in upstate N.Y.; CN Tower ice threat abates; major Toronto highway partially reopens; Snow in forecast from Midwest to Northeast; Hurricane results in $5.8B in claims in Texas, Louisiana; Skull, bones found by crew clearing Hurricane Katrina debris; The gathering storm: How to stop the insanity over local weather break-ins; Storms damage airline revenue; Asia pollution changing world's weather, scientists say (03-07)
Funerals held for Ala. tornado victims; Ark. gov. 'frustrated' with tornado response; Snow forecast for Great Lakes, Northeast; Blowing snow, freezing temps may result in more school closings in W. New York; Bitter winds cause havoc in Toronto area; Whiteout leads to huge pile-up on Ontario highway; Snow lover takes it all off for naked romp; Weathermen have no idea how much rain falls worldwide; Weather Channel(R) Interactive debuts first street level interactive weather map powered by Microsoft Virtual Earth; Powerful Indonesian earthquake kills 70 (03-06)
Prayers held in tornado-hit Alabama town; Bush tours towns struck by tornadoes after 14th visit to Gulf Coast devastated by Katrina; 15 deaths reported in Midwest snowstorm; Interstates reopened in S.D. after blizzard; Montreal, Toronto still suffer storm hangovers; N.O. asks whopping $77 billion in claim to corps; La Nina's possible return could bode another dry Texas spring; Severe weather awareness week kicks off in Texas; Total lunar eclipse wows stargazers; SpaceWeather March 3-4 lunar eclipse gallery; Shuttle moved back to hangar to fix hail damage to fuel tank (03-05)
Ala. school warned hours before tornado; Snowfall slows as Minnesotans dig out; Iowa blizzard warning extended to Sat.; Weather stops much of N.D.; Weather delays, cancels flights at Chicago airports; Wet weather slams NYC; Steady rain, snow melt floods Boston-area roads; Snow, cold linger in North; Plug pulled on Ground Zero webcam; 4.2-magnitude quake rattles San Francisco area; Total lunar eclipse today; Astronaut charged with kidnap attempt (03-03)
20 dead as tornadoes hit Ga., Ala., Mo., while blizzards, wet snow hit Midwest, Plains, blamed for 4 deaths; First-person account of Ala. tornado; Minn. pounded with snow, more to come; Severe storms move east; Flood warnings in much of Ohio, watches across mid-Atlantic states; Winter storm hits Toronto; L.A.'s rain season 2nd driest on record; Eyewall of hurricane key to predicting storm's intensity, study says; Dazzling new Saturn images released (03-02)
Severe storms forecast from Midwest to Gulf Coast, Southeast; Alabama twisters kill at least 10, including students; Up to 22 inches of snow, blizzard conditions possible in, near Twin Cities, parts of Wisc., Iowa; Chicago flood watch as heavy rain expected to turn to snow; Tornado sighting, hail reported in Broward County, Fla.; Site to offer truly local weather maps; Clean-up continues after 'monster' storm in Canberra, Australia; NASA space probe swings by Jupiter; Budget crunch delays NASA's moon ship (03-01)

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