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Two Arabian Sea Tropical Cyclones at Once, Kyarr and Maha, a First in Historical Records

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For the first time on record, two tropical cyclones are spinning at once in the Arabian Sea, one of which earlier became the strongest in that basin in 12 years....
Jonathan Erdman
10/31/2019

A Devil's Night Surprise: Subtropical Storm Rebekah Forms in the Central Atlantic

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Rebekah’s formation brings the Atlantic tally for 2019 to 17 named storms, 6 hurricanes, 3 intense hurricanes, and an ACE index of 122.9.
Dr. Jeff Masters
10/30/2019

Exceptional October cold sets records in Intermountain West, while oozing eastward

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A powerful blast of preseason winter is surging south over the western United States, bringing a swath of record-low temperatures and a premature dash of snow to some.
Matthew Cappucci and Jason Samenow
10/31/2019

Arctic sea ice at lowest extent on record for late October

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On September 18, Arctic sea ice reached its minimum summer extent for 2019....Even as the extent began to grow towards the end of September and through October, it once again slipped to the lowest extent on record for the entire second half of this month....
Scott Sutherland
10/31/2019

Arctic Cold Smashes October Records in the West; Spreads to the Plains, Mississippi Valley

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An arctic blast is smashing daily, even monthly cold records in the West and Plains, and will given a glancing blow to the East late this week.This latest arctic cold front is delivering temperatures more reminiscent of mid-winter, rather than late October in the West....
Brian Donegan
10/30/2019

Orlando sees hottest October ever, record-breaking heat expected on Halloween

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The extended October heat wave could take a toll on trick-or-treaters in Central Florida. Temperatures are expected to set a record for the hottest Halloween in Orlando!...
10/30/2019

The last advancing Juneau Icefield glacier begins its retreat

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The massive Taku Glacier has grown for nearly 130 years, extending deep into fjords and its namesake river southeast of the Alaska capital.
James Brooks
10/29/2019

Prolonged Missouri River flooding could last all winter

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Flooding along the Missouri River has stretched on for seven months in places and could endure through the winter, leaving some Upper Midwest farmland and possibly some homes encased in ice.
Josh Funk
10/28/2019

King tides are a glimpse into future with rising seas. For many, flooding is the new normal

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Periodically throughout the year in South Florida, water from the sea invades our coast. It leaks out of bays, climbs over sea walls and docks, and floods out of sewer drains built to contain it....
Andrew Boryga
10/28/2019

Dallas Tornadoes Expected to Be 11th Billion-Dollar Weather Disaster of 2019

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Ten other weather disasters have caused at least $1 billion in damage in the U.S. so far in 2019, according to a government report released earlier in October.
Brian Donegan and Jonathan Erdman
10/24/2019
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