15 February 2006 17:00
No Winter by 2105? New Study Offers Grim Forecast for U.S.
by 1 otherA study conducted by scientists in the U.S. and Italy warns that summers could be a lot hotter in a hundred years because of global warming caused by greenhouse gases
PCWorld.com - Weather, or Not, Maybe
Steve and Angela have a theory that everyone is at least a bit of a weather geek. Most folks know where to get any number of local forecasts online, but it's worth checking out one source that's already been paid for by your tax dollars: the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Weather Service briefings.
Tornado Alley, USA: Science News Online, May 11, 2002
Residents of Pontotoc County, Okla., take note: You're sitting smack dab at the center of a meteorological bull's-eye. Once every 4,000 years or so, a tornado strong enough to rip the roof off a house will sweep across the very spot in southeastern Oklahoma that you call home. That doesn't sound very frequent, does it?
14 February 2006 21:00
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