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The so-called Great Whirl off the coast of Somalia is larger and lasts longer than scientists thought.
Researchers used radar to provide new insight into how precipitation raises the chances of deadly car crashes.
New system uses a supercomputer and crowd-sourced observations to improve short-term world weather predictions.
A network of smartphones can improve short-term weather forecasts.
What happens when a tornado spins in the opposite direction
Climate change is warming our oceans, and that thermal energy is fueling stronger hurricanes.
Do you know your risk?
Ambitious plan aims to keep waste out of rivers without massive new pipes.
Bacteria that help sorghum survive drought could someday be used as probiotics for crops.
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