May 19, 2013

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Missouri Levee Holds As River Crests

Residents' trust in their community's new levee was justified Saturday as the earthen wall protected their town from the Meramec River, bloated by heavy rain that caused flooding across the Midwest.

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Saturday Weather Blog

System passes just to our south today; good Easter weather; big cool down early in the upcoming week.

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Storms Ravage from Plains to New England

Flood-weary residents in Missouri, Arkansas and Ohio fought to save their homes Friday after heavy rainstorms pushed swollen rivers out of their banks, and a fresh snowstorm blew through parts of the Upper Midwest, canceling flights and some Good Friday services.

Atlantic Gulf Stream May Affect World's Weather

A new study by a team of scientists at the University of Hawaii suggests that the warm ocean current in the Atlantic Ocean known as the Gulf Stream may affect weather patters all around the world.

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Rising Rivers Mean More Midwest Flooding

Flooding has already contributed to 16 confirmed deaths, but flooding is expected to continue as rivers continue to swell and pose a threat for flooding this weekend.

Major California Quake Threat Increasing

Geologists say the likelyhood a major earthquake along the Hayward Fault in the San Francisco Bay area is increasing. The last major earthquake on the fault was 140 years ago, and historical earthquakes along the fault have occurred 140 years apart.

Star Explodes Halfway Across Universe

A star that was about 40 times the size of our sun exploded nearly 7.5 billion lightyears away, vaporizing any planet that may have been nearby and setting the record for the most distant object seen from Earth by the naked eye.

Mars Probe Finds Salt Deposits

A spacecraft on Mars has uncovered what may have once been salt on the red planet, suggesting areas where oceans may have existed.

Giant Marine Life Found In Antarctica

Extra large marine life has been discovered in the Antarctic waters near New Zealand. Included in the find were jellyfish with 12-foot-long tentacles and sea stars that were 2-feet wide.

Spacewalk To Test Repair Techniques

The astronauts on the orbiting shuttle-station complex geared up Thursday for the fourth spacewalk of their mission, a high-profile test of a repair technique for repairing thermal tiles to prevent another disaster similar to Columbia.

Forecasters Say Widespread Flooding Looms

Government forecasters said Thursday that the floods washing over large parts of the Midwest are just a taste of things to come, with one meteorologist complaining about a jet stream "on steroids."

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Threat For Strong Storms Diminishing

As thunderstorms approach the viewing area, conditions are becoming less likely that the storms will become severe. Even still, a few storms may be capable of producing damaging wind gusts at times as the line moves through late this afternoon and into the evening.

Deaths Follow Severe Storms and Flooding

Flooding has claimed more lives in parts of the country. Some areas have received as much as 10 inches of rain, and other areas have seen wind gusts of up to 100 mph.

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