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Report: Warnings didn't convey rare storm's power
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) — An internal review by the National Weather Service says the agency's warnings about a severe June thunderstorm that toppled trees across Fort Wayne failed to communicate the dangers posed by that rare storm. A weather...Tags: Weather Warnings, Weather, Weather Reports
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Officials ID 2 dead in Kalamazoo Co. pickup crash
CHARLESTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Officials have released the names of a southwestern Michigan couple killed in a weekend pickup truck crash. MLive.com reports (http://bit.ly/WrWzBD ) Timothy and Melinda Roe died in the Saturday afternoon crash....
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Couple die when pickup overturns in Kalamazoo Co.
CHARLESTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Authorities say a southwestern Michigan couple have died in a pickup truck crash. Mlive.com (http://bit.ly/YN7GaM ) says the crash happened Saturday afternoon. According to the Kalamazoo County sheriff's... -
Farmers hoping for a better 2013
WSBT-TVRemember last March? Farmers certainly do. It felt like summer. And it was the start of what would be a tough year for farmers. Today, March 12th, 2013: The temperature is expected to be around 38 degrees. March 12th, 2012: The temperature hit 69...Tags: Apples, Apricots
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Weather Service: 2nd small Indiana tornado confirmed
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Predawn storms that raked Indiana on Wednesday spawned two small tornadoes and destructive winds, uprooting trees, downing power lines and flattening barns and other structures. An EF1 tornado with winds of 85-95 mph damaged...
Tags: Ohio River, Weather, Natural Disasters, Weather Reports, Shingles
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Ice no problem, flooding may be
Temperatures are above freezing this morning and rising, so icy roads should not be the problem they were Sunday, though certainly watch for some slushy spots. But heavy rain this week could lead to another problem – flooding. The National... -
Going down memory lane: 35th anniversary of Blizzard of '78
WSBT-TVGoing down memory lane! That’s what many of us are doing as we remember the Blizzard of ’78, which began on this day, January 25, 35 years ago. Everything came to a screeching halt for a week. Schools were shutdown, businesses were closed....Tags: Media Industry, Snow Storms, Breads, Flu
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National Weather Service improves storm tracking
WSBT-TVJust this past week, a major upgrade was completed on the National Weather Service Doppler radar. The technology that was previously used was developed over 20 years ago! What do these upgrades mean for you? One of the most sophisticated tools to...Tags: Weather Warnings, Weather, Technology, Weather Radar, Science and Technology
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Orlando fertilizer ordinance disappoints environmentalists
A proposed ordinance that would regulate fertilizer use within the city of Orlando offers only minimal protection from pollution for the dozens of lakes that serve as defining features of the city's neighborhoods. The pending rules, set for adoption...Tags: Chemical Industry, Lakes and Ponds, St. Petersburg (Pinellas, Florida), Environmental Pollution, Orange County (Florida)
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Record hot? No, a sensor is faking out your phone
Did the weekend seem unbelievably hot? It was unbelievable, especially if you checked your smartphone Saturday and saw a reading of 104 degrees in Pompano Beach. "Bad sensor," National Weather Service forecaster Barry Baxter said Sunday, referring to...
Tags: Pompano Beach, Weather, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, Federal Aviation Administration
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Flash floods, power outages affect hundreds in Springfield area
spatrick@ky3.comSPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- A downpour covered parts of the Ozarks on Saturday. Some areas of Springfield saw up to nine inches of rain in the space of two hours. The heavy rains led to hazardous conditions in some areas. For the first time ever in...Tags: Emergency Incidents, Floods, Natural Disasters
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Flash flooding keeps tow truck drivers busy
JHarris@KY3.comSPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- One side effect of the National Weather Service's first Flash Flood Emergency is that it is keeping the area's tow truck drivers busy. We caught up with David Sanders, driver for Henry's Towing, on South Glenstone Avenue after he...Tags: Floods
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