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At least 15 people have been killed, including 7 due to lightning, after intense thunderstorms accompanied by heavy pre-monsoon rains hit the Indian state of Bihar on May 9, 2017.
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Thousands of Canadians across the country spent the weekend in a desperate struggle with rising floodwaters caused by unusually persistent rainfall.
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Depletion of dissolved oxygen in our oceans, which can cause dead zones, is occurring much faster than expected, a new study finds.
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Next to Walden Pond in Concord recently, Boston University professor Richard Primack spotted a small sapling.“There’s actually a plant I never noticed here before," he said. "Maybe it could be new. This is a bigtooth aspen.”
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The eastern Pacific may see its first tropical system this week, kicking off the 2017 hurricane season in that basin.
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Scorching summertime heat waves in Europe, Asia and North America, as well as extreme cold snaps in central Asia, have become more likely because of changes in the way air is flowing over those regions, a new
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An intense heat wave is baking Europe this week, with countries from Spain to England setting record high temperatures.The hot days and warm nights are creating dangerous conditions for those unable to escape the heat, AccuWeather warned....
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The European hot spell that’s set to push temperatures in France to their highest in nine years may last throughout the month, potentially cutting power supply.
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Canadian professional tennis player Frank Dancevic was one of several heat-related injuries so far in the 2014 Australian Open, but he's the only one who hallucinated that a popular animated character was joining him on the court.
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The city of Montreal declared a state of emergency on Sunday afternoon as floodwaters spread from torrential rains that have lashed the city since early on Friday, causing the worst flooding in decades, city officials said.
