Hail damage is the silent budget item of severe-storm season. A 15-minute storm can leave a roof, a car, a...
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Hail damage is the silent budget item of severe-storm season. A 15-minute storm can leave a roof, a car, a...
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Hypothermia sets in when body core temperature falls below 95 degrees Fahrenheit. It is the medical emergency that gets confused...
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The Beaufort Wind Scale is the 220-year-old system that translates wind from a number on an anemometer into something you...
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The Farmers' Almanac summer weather forecast comes out each spring and predicts conditions for June through August across the United...
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There are mornings when you step outside and feel something has shifted before any forecast has said so. The air...
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Hurricane names sound modern, but the practice is older than the National Weather Service, older than the United States itself...
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SLOTH-LIKE SPRING AHEAD - 2026 FARMERS’ ALMANAC Spring officially arrives on March 20th with the Vernal Equinox, marking the moment...
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Thanksgiving is a time for family, gratitude, and of course, delicious food. But Mother Nature can influence our plans and...
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Do you know your city's average first frost date? Dates listed below are estimated light frost dates (when temperatures are...
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Last winter rewrote its own rulebook. While December was quite warm, January hit back with snow in southern states, and February couldn't quite make up its mind. Here's what happened and how it matched up with what we predicted two years in advance!
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