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Storm to Bring Heavy Snow, Strong Winds to Northeast US

By VOA on Mar 13, 2017   Featured, National  

Storm to Bring Heavy Snow, Strong Winds to Northeast US

A powerful storm could bring blizzard conditions and more than a foot of snow to some parts of the Northeast, proving that winter is not done yet. The National Weather Service issued a blizzard watch from late Monday night through Tuesday evening for New York City and parts of northern New Jersey and southern Connecticut, […]

Storm System Roars up U.S. East Coast after Tornados Kill 18

By Ian Simpson | Reuters on Jan 23, 2017   Featured, National  

Storm System Roars up U.S. East Coast after Tornados Kill 18

  WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A powerful weather system swept up the U.S. East Coast on Monday with pounding rain and high winds, potentially snarling travel for millions after tornados killed at least 18 people in Georgia and Mississippi over the weekend. Emergency management officials warned New York City residents to brace for winds of up […]

Mystery of the Dancing Wires Revealed

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Dec 9, 2015   The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Mystery of the Dancing Wires Revealed

In this quiet, peaceful time of year, with all the noisy birds flown south and all the scary bears in hillside dens, little things catch our attention. Like wires that move as if by magic. Aurora scientist and interested-in-all-things guy Neal Brown contacted me to see if I had written about why power wires sometimes […]

Anatomy of the Worst Fire Year

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on May 21, 2015   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Anatomy of the Worst Fire Year

In a gorgeous warm May this year, we have not yet sniffed the bitter scent of flaming spruce. When we do, many of us will think back to a year that still haunts us. In summer 2004, a Vermont-sized patch of Alaska burned in wildfires. That hazy summer was the most extreme fire year in […]

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