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Tornadoes and flash floods can happen at the same time, but safety instructions for each one is the opposite.
How the role of social media can save lives.
A former storm chaser recounts being in the path of a tornado.
A new study shows that predicting temperature and precipitation trends three to four weeks in advance is possible.
Estimating a city's solar potential based on its road network is comparable to more complex computer simulations, researchers find.
Small farmers in Vermont could benefit from research that discovered how to grow an exotic -- and lucrative -- spice during the winters.
An app based on a flight-based study could let frequent fliers who travel near the North Pole track their radiation exposure.
Misconceptions and false information dominated with 185,000 tweets during big storm.
I couldn't help but remember how very important Dr. Gray was to my science writing career.
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