weather
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Even Cactuses Can’t Beat America’s Record Summer Heat
Record-breaking heat in Arizona is killing off the iconic southwestern saguaro cactuses. Yes, cactuses are desert life and they’re made to withstand heat. But there is such a thing as temperatures that are too high, even for cactuses that grow in locations that have seen triple-digit temperatures this summer. Another reason behind their demise is…
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Why Forecasters Are Predicting a ‘Near-Normal’ Atlantic Hurricane Season This Year
The Atlantic hurricane season is just over the horizon, and we can expect a near-normal year, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said this Thursday.
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Apple’s Weather App Is on the Fritz
The Apple weather app appears to be struggling to meet consumer expectations by simply not working. As more and more people rely on technology, we’ve become dependent on it for nearly everything, including the (usually) quick and easy step of referring to a weather app on our phone instead of stepping outside.
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Badly Flooded California Braces for Another Atmospheric River
California is facing yet another atmospheric river that will pummel parts of the state with heavy rain and snowfall tonight through Wednesday, as officials and emergency workers are still responding to the fallout from the most recent storm.