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What happens to boiling water at -22?
Kristen Will and Samantha Stuart of Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories of Canada wanted to see what happens to a cup of boiling water when temperatures reached -22.
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What does 2 feet of snow look like?
A powerful storm dropped close to two feet of snow in some areas of Colorado. In Conifer, CO, the snow was waist deep.
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Rare Roman snow
Much of Europe is in a deep freeze. Snowflakes are falling in Rome. The last substantial snowfall in Rome was in 1986.
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Storm chaser dies in traffic accident
Andy Gabrielson died in a car accident Saturday near Tulsa, OK. He contributed to The Weather Channel's Tornado Hunt project, and was a frequent contributor to our severe weather coverage. This is a profile done on him last year.
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Raw: Snow continues to pile up
The deep freeze in Europe continues. More than 175 people have died as the result of the longest cold snap in Eastern Europe in decades. In Bosnia a state of emergency has been declared in the capital of Sarajevo.
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Winter's wildest rides
It can be treacherous trying to drive in snow and ice. Here are some of the wildest behind-the-wheel moments caught on camera.
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Warm welcome to the Super Bowl
After snow and ice greeted Super Bowl fans last year in Dallas, there were concerns about the weather in Indianapolis for this year's game. But it is balmy in Indy this week in comparison with Dallas in 2011.
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A festival for snow
Recently in Breckenridge, Colorado they celebrated Ullr Fest. Ullr in mythology determines how much snow we get. He seems to be slacking a bit on the job this year.
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Raw: Mountains of snow
Snowstorms have battled the northern Japan Coast. The area has received more than twice as much snow as average.
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Lifeguard!: Alive and well
A teen who survived being buried alive in the sand visits the heroes who's quick action saved his life. Watch this sneak peek from the brand new The Weather Channel original series Lifeguard!.
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First ever video of far side of the moon
A NASA lunar spacecraft equipped with a camera called MoonKAM has returned the first video from the far or dark side of the moon. Middle school students will use this unique view to study parts of the moon.
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Winter Weather Update
Check out your Winter Weather Update to find out if snow and ice are heading your way.
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March like snowstorm in February
A major winter storm swept across parts of Colorado Friday on its way east, causing alot of headaches for travelers, but not everyone was complaining.
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Lifeguard!: Buried Alive
Lifeguards race the clock to save a teen trapped under seven feet of beach. It happened when the sand tunnel he was digging collapsed on top of him. Watch this sneak peek from the brand new The Weather Channel series Lifeguard!.
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A National Look at the Next 3 Days
Three-day forecast for the entire US, updated each morning and afternoon.
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Did the groundhog see his shadow?
It's Groundhog Day, but does it even matter if Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow, since it seems winter never really got started across much of the nation.
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Latest forecast for severe weather
A little light snow or rain/snow mixed is possible in from east Missouri to southern New Jersey including Washington, DC, Philadelphia, St. Louis and Cincinnati Sunday.
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A warm winter may bug you this summer
The Weather Channel's Julie Martin reports many people are enjoying the warmer than average winter. But we may have to pay the price later in the year with allergy season starting early and more bugs to bug you.
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Unusual sightings of snowy owls
These beautiful birds are showing up in places they are not normally seen and in higher numbers than usual, delighting bird watchers and others.
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Raw: Icy grip covers Europe
More than 100 people have died in Europe as the result of a massive area of cold air covering the continent. Below freezing temperatures reach as far south as Italy.
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Child dies after fall from ski lift
In December, a 7 year old boy died after he fell 60 feet from a ski lift in Lake Tahoe, CA. The child's death is raising the concern for chairlift safety.
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Super Bowl ice survivor
Many fans may remember last year's Super Bowl more for the snow and ice in Dallas than the game itself. One man will never forget the event. Severin Sampson survived being hit by ice and snow that fell off the stadium.
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Wild moments caught on cam
Whether it's on land or in the middle of the ocean, when man and nature come together the results are usually stunning and unpredictable. They're even better when they're caught on camera.
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Deer runs loose in library
A deer decided to check out a Washington, DC library. It broke through a plate glass window and knocking items off the shelves.
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Harsh snow and cold
Eastern Europe is suffering through brutal snow and cold this winter. In Bucharest, Romania the zoo animals are having a hard time with temps in the teens. Even a coastal beach town in Croatia has snow. At least 175 deaths are blamed on the weather.
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Big waves draw big crowds
The waves may have been too small most of the day for the 'Eddie' at Waimea Bay on Oahu's North Shore Monday. Then patience paid off in the afternoon for those who could handle these 20-30 foot waves.
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Caught in the Storm: Wild weather moments
In even the worst weather conditions, The Weather Channel Meteorologists are out in the elements covering the storm. Take a look at some of the wildest weather moments caught on tape.
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Lifeguard!: On the rocks
An illegal cliff dive leads to an accident which strands the unlucky jumper in a precarious spot, with a broken leg. Watch this clip from the brand new The Weather Channel original series Lifeguard!.
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Lessons learned from an icy Super Bowl
Last year the Super Bowl party in Dallas was brought to a standstill as a rare winter storm blanked the city. A year later Indianapolis learned its lesions from Dallas.
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Education of Disaster: Will you prepare?
Being prepared for bad weather could save a life. These are words most of us have heard a lot. But is being told enough incentvie to take action? Meteorologist Julie Martin looks at that question as part of our series, The Education of Disaster.
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Education of Disaster: Are kids prepared?
Weather disasters do not discriminate even when it comes to kids in the classroom. But how ready are our schools when it comes to preparing for and handling these events? Meteorologist Julie Martin found some distinct differences.
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Education of Disaster: Being connected
From smart phones to social media, technology is changing the way we respond when severe weather strikes. In the critical moments before a disaster, it could even help save your life.
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Easy way to recycle...refill
There is another way to recycle, instead of tossing a container into a recycling bin, you can just reuse it.
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Watch air implode a can
Just how strong is air pressure? Meteorologist Mark Elliot shows us in the Weather Wizard segment.
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Weekly Planner
Find out what your week holds in today's Weekly Planner segment.
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Southeast Regional Forecast
Here's look at weather conditions in the South, updated throughout the day.
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Midwest Regional Forecast
A look at weather conditions in the Midwest, updated throughout the day.
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Your 60 second look ahead
Weather information for Atlanta.
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Lion and girl in stare down
A little girl visiting the Wellington, New Zealand zoo didn't seem to want to back down from a big cat just on the other side of the glass.
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Your 60 second look ahead
Weather information for The Mile High City.
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Your 60 second look ahead
Weather information for El Paso.
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Should we colonize the moon?
Meteorologist Mike Bettes tells us what he thinks about presidential candidate Newt Gingrich's pledge to be a base on the moon should he win.
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Your 60 second look ahead
Get up-to-date weather information for Cedar Rapids.
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West Regional Forecast
A look at weather conditions in the Western US, updated throughout the day.
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What happens to boiling water at -22?
Kristen Will and Samantha Stuart of Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories of Canada wanted to see what happens to a cup of boiling water when temperatures reached -22.
-
What does 2 feet of snow look like?
A powerful storm dropped close to two feet of snow in some areas of Colorado. In Conifer, CO, the snow was waist deep.
-
Rare Roman snow
Much of Europe is in a deep freeze. Snowflakes are falling in Rome. The last substantial snowfall in Rome was in 1986.
-
Raw: Snow continues to pile up
The deep freeze in Europe continues. More than 175 people have died as the result of the longest cold snap in Eastern Europe in decades. In Bosnia a state of emergency has been declared in the capital of Sarajevo.
-
Winter's wildest rides
It can be treacherous trying to drive in snow and ice. Here are some of the wildest behind-the-wheel moments caught on camera.
-
Storm chaser dies in traffic accident
Andy Gabrielson died in a car accident Saturday near Tulsa, OK. He contributed to The Weather Channel's Tornado Hunt project, and was a frequent contributor to our severe weather coverage. This is a profile done on him last year.
-
A festival for snow
Recently in Breckenridge, Colorado they celebrated Ullr Fest. Ullr in mythology determines how much snow we get. He seems to be slacking a bit on the job this year.
-
Unusual sightings of snowy owls
These beautiful birds are showing up in places they are not normally seen and in higher numbers than usual, delighting bird watchers and others.
-
Winter Weather Update
Check out your Winter Weather Update to find out if snow and ice are heading your way.
-
Raw: Mountains of snow
Snowstorms have battled the northern Japan Coast. The area has received more than twice as much snow as average.
-
First ever video of far side of the moon
A NASA lunar spacecraft equipped with a camera called MoonKAM has returned the first video from the far or dark side of the moon. Middle school students will use this unique view to study parts of the moon.
-
March like snowstorm in February
A major winter storm swept across parts of Colorado Friday on its way east, causing alot of headaches for travelers, but not everyone was complaining.
-
Harsh snow and cold
Eastern Europe is suffering through brutal snow and cold this winter. In Bucharest, Romania the zoo animals are having a hard time with temps in the teens. Even a coastal beach town in Croatia has snow. At least 175 deaths are blamed on the weather.
-
Wild moments caught on cam
Whether it's on land or in the middle of the ocean, when man and nature come together the results are usually stunning and unpredictable. They're even better when they're caught on camera.
-
Super Bowl ice survivor
Many fans may remember last year's Super Bowl more for the snow and ice in Dallas than the game itself. One man will never forget the event. Severin Sampson survived being hit by ice and snow that fell off the stadium.
-
Latest forecast for severe weather
A little light snow or rain/snow mixed is possible in from east Missouri to southern New Jersey including Washington, DC, Philadelphia, St. Louis and Cincinnati Sunday.
-
Raw: Icy grip covers Europe
More than 100 people have died in Europe as the result of a massive area of cold air covering the continent. Below freezing temperatures reach as far south as Italy.
-
Big waves draw big crowds
The waves may have been too small most of the day for the 'Eddie' at Waimea Bay on Oahu's North Shore Monday. Then patience paid off in the afternoon for those who could handle these 20-30 foot waves.
-
Did the groundhog see his shadow?
It's Groundhog Day, but does it even matter if Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow, since it seems winter never really got started across much of the nation.
-
A warm winter may bug you this summer
The Weather Channel's Julie Martin reports many people are enjoying the warmer than average winter. But we may have to pay the price later in the year with allergy season starting early and more bugs to bug you.
-
A National Look at the Next 3 Days
Three-day forecast for the entire US, updated each morning and afternoon.
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Your 60 second look ahead
Weather information for your area.
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Midwest Regional Forecast
A look at weather conditions in the Midwest, updated throughout the day.
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Caught in the Storm: Wild weather moments
In even the worst weather conditions, The Weather Channel Meteorologists are out in the elements covering the storm. Take a look at some of the wildest weather moments caught on tape.
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Coast Guard Alaska: Shot in the back
Coast Guard rescuers plan for the worst when a call comes in to rescue a gunshot victim from a remote Alaskan island. This is a preview of what you can see on the new The Weather Channel series, Coast Guard Alaska.
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Lifeguard!: Buried Alive
Lifeguards race the clock to save a teen trapped under seven feet of beach. It happened when the sand tunnel he was digging collapsed on top of him. Watch this sneak peek from the brand new The Weather Channel series Lifeguard!.
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Coast Guard Alaska: The good samaritan
A fishing crew happens to see a distress signal and notifies Coast Guard rescuers to a potentially life-threatening situation. Watch this clip from the new The Weather Channel series, Coast Guard Alaska.
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Coast Guard Alaska: Surfing in Alaska?
For a few brave souls, the rough Alaskan waves are just too good to resist, despite freezing temperatures. This is a preview of what you can see on the new The Weather Channel series, Coast Guard Alaska.
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Your 60 second look ahead
Weather information for Knoxville.
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What does 2 feet of snow look like?
A powerful storm dropped close to two feet of snow in some areas of Colorado. In Conifer, CO, the snow was waist deep.
-
Storm chaser dies in traffic accident
Andy Gabrielson died in a car accident Saturday near Tulsa, OK. He contributed to The Weather Channel's Tornado Hunt project, and was a frequent contributor to our severe weather coverage. This is a profile done on him last year.
-
What happens to boiling water at -22?
Kristen Will and Samantha Stuart of Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories of Canada wanted to see what happens to a cup of boiling water when temperatures reached -22.
-
Winter's wildest rides
It can be treacherous trying to drive in snow and ice. Here are some of the wildest behind-the-wheel moments caught on camera.
-
March like snowstorm in February
A major winter storm swept across parts of Colorado Friday on its way east, causing alot of headaches for travelers, but not everyone was complaining.
-
Your 60 second look ahead
Get up-to-date weather information for Albuquerque.
-
Winter Weather Update
Check out your Winter Weather Update to find out if snow and ice are heading your way.
-
Harsh snow and cold
Eastern Europe is suffering through brutal snow and cold this winter. In Bucharest, Romania the zoo animals are having a hard time with temps in the teens. Even a coastal beach town in Croatia has snow. At least 175 deaths are blamed on the weather.
-
Raw: Snow continues to pile up
The deep freeze in Europe continues. More than 175 people have died as the result of the longest cold snap in Eastern Europe in decades. In Bosnia a state of emergency has been declared in the capital of Sarajevo.
-
Lifeguard!: Buried Alive
Lifeguards race the clock to save a teen trapped under seven feet of beach. It happened when the sand tunnel he was digging collapsed on top of him. Watch this sneak peek from the brand new The Weather Channel series Lifeguard!.
-
Rare Roman snow
Much of Europe is in a deep freeze. Snowflakes are falling in Rome. The last substantial snowfall in Rome was in 1986.
-
Your 60 second look ahead
Weather information for the Tampa Bay Area.
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Joplin tornado in 3D
A just released animation shows the Joplin, Miisouri tornado in 3D. Severe weather expert Dr. Greg Forbes explains the inside of this deadly tornado.
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Your 60 second look ahead
Weather information for Houston.
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West Regional Forecast
A look at weather conditions in the Western US, updated throughout the day.
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Super Bowl ice survivor
Many fans may remember last year's Super Bowl more for the snow and ice in Dallas than the game itself. One man will never forget the event. Severin Sampson survived being hit by ice and snow that fell off the stadium.
-
First ever video of far side of the moon
A NASA lunar spacecraft equipped with a camera called MoonKAM has returned the first video from the far or dark side of the moon. Middle school students will use this unique view to study parts of the moon.
-
Lion and girl in stare down
A little girl visiting the Wellington, New Zealand zoo didn't seem to want to back down from a big cat just on the other side of the glass.