Millions of people living along the Southeast[1] and mid-Atlantic[2] coasts are bracing for another coastal storm just days after a different system brought coastal flooding[3], torrential rain and strong winds[4] to much of the U.S.[5] East Coast.
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Millions of people living along the Southeast[1] and mid-Atlantic[2] coasts are bracing for another coastal storm, which the FOX Forecast Center could undergo "bombogenesis[3]" as it quickly zips past the Northeast[4] and slams into Newfoundland, Canada[5].
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A winter weather pattern is forecast to settle over the Gulf, the Caribbean, and the tropical Atlantic.Hostile upper-level winds are increasingly spreading across the tropical belt, which is typical of the changing seasons.
It's always
As America heads deeper into autumn, thoughts start turning to even chillier temperatures and, for many northern cities, perhaps their first snow of the season.
November typically features colder temperatures as the foliage season quickly turns frosty.While snow
As America heads deeper into autumn, thoughts start turning to even chillier temperatures and, for many northern cities, perhaps their first snow of the season.
November typically features colder temperatures as the foliage season quickly turns frosty.While snow
As America heads deeper into autumn, thoughts start turning to even chillier temperatures and, for many northern cities, perhaps their first snow of the season.
November typically features colder temperatures as the foliage season quickly turns frosty.While snow
SEATTLE— November is statistically the wettest month of the season for the Pacific Northwest, and it's sure acting like it this year, with multiple atmospheric river[1]-type storms on the docket to kick off the first week.
One storm is already in progress on
SEATTLE— November is statistically the wettest month of the season for the Pacific Northwest, and it's sure acting like it this year, with multiple atmospheric river[1]-type storms on the docket to kick off the first week.
One storm is already in progress on
ST.ELIZABETH PARISH, Jamaica – It’s been nearly a week since Hurricane Melissa[1] made its first catastrophic landfall in Jamaica, and the death toll is continuing to rise as crews continue recovery efforts in communities that were ravaged when the