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In Switzerland, an exploding snowman announces warm weather
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Climate Clock counts down to 'point of no return'
Climate justice advocates are displaying a massive clock in New York ahead of President Biden's virtual climate summit to call for much quicker change than the standards set in the 2015 Paris Agreement.
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Late-season snowfall targets the Midwest
A cold front swept through the Midwest on April 19, bringing accumulating snow from Canada to the Midwest.
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Hailstorm surprises coastal Virginia community
As a pop-up thunderstorm hit the city of Norfolk on April 19, it brought large amounts of hail that took a lot of residents by surprise.
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Firefighters battle strong winds to contain Cape Town Fire
A fire that broke out on Sunday morning in the foothills of South Africa's iconic Table Mountain continued burning on Monday, destroying buildings and forcing evacuations as firefighters struggled against strong winds.
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Waves powered by Typhoon Surigae slam the Philippines
Strong waves churned by Typhoon Surigae crashed the shores of Sorsogon, Philippines, on April 19. The storm packed winds of 121 mph, forcing thousands of evacuations.
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Severe weather can interfere with critical need for blood donations
American Red Cross spokesperson April Phillips shares how severe weather and the pandemic are causing blood donations to be at an all-time low.
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Ingenuity becomes first-ever craft to fly on Mars
History was made on the Red Planet, as NASA confirms the Mars Ingenuity helicopter to become the first man-made craft to ever fly on another planet on April 19.
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School tornado drills reimagined for COVID era
During the spring, many school districts require practicing tornado drills. Social distancing measures present new challenges for schools wanting to prepare for an emergency.
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What is rainwater harvesting and is it legal where you live?
With millions of people living in areas dealing with increasing drought and rising water costs, many are learning how to harvest rainwater.
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Keeping your car safe from cute critters at National Parks
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are home to marmots, the largest member of the squirrel family. These cute critters are known to munch on car wires and the National Parks Service has a suggestion for keeping your vehicles, and the animals, safe.
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Stunning sunrises mark a beautiful weekend around the US
From Florida to Wisconsin, April 17-18 brought springtime beauty to much of the country, as evidenced by these gorgeous sunrises.
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Climate Clock counts down to 'point of no return'
Climate justice advocates are displaying a massive clock in New York ahead of President Biden's virtual climate summit to call for much quicker change than the standards set in the 2015 Paris Agreement.
Accuweather
Late-season snowfall targets the Midwest
A cold front swept through the Midwest on April 19, bringing accumulating snow from Canada to the Midwest.
Accuweather
Hailstorm surprises coastal Virginia community
As a pop-up thunderstorm hit the city of Norfolk on April 19, it brought large amounts of hail that took a lot of residents by surprise.
Accuweather
Firefighters battle strong winds to contain Cape Town Fire
A fire that broke out on Sunday morning in the foothills of South Africa's iconic Table Mountain continued burning on Monday, destroying buildings and forcing evacuations as firefighters struggled against strong winds.
Accuweather
Waves powered by Typhoon Surigae slam the Philippines
Strong waves churned by Typhoon Surigae crashed the shores of Sorsogon, Philippines, on April 19. The storm packed winds of 121 mph, forcing thousands of evacuations.
Accuweather
Severe weather can interfere with critical need for blood donations
American Red Cross spokesperson April Phillips shares how severe weather and the pandemic are causing blood donations to be at an all-time low.
Accuweather
Ingenuity becomes first-ever craft to fly on Mars
History was made on the Red Planet, as NASA confirms the Mars Ingenuity helicopter to become the first man-made craft to ever fly on another planet on April 19.
Accuweather
School tornado drills reimagined for COVID era
During the spring, many school districts require practicing tornado drills. Social distancing measures present new challenges for schools wanting to prepare for an emergency.
Accuweather
What is rainwater harvesting and is it legal where you live?
With millions of people living in areas dealing with increasing drought and rising water costs, many are learning how to harvest rainwater.
Accuweather
Keeping your car safe from cute critters at National Parks
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are home to marmots, the largest member of the squirrel family. These cute critters are known to munch on car wires and the National Parks Service has a suggestion for keeping your vehicles, and the animals, safe.
Accuweather
Stunning sunrises mark a beautiful weekend around the US
From Florida to Wisconsin, April 17-18 brought springtime beauty to much of the country, as evidenced by these gorgeous sunrises.
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