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Posted November 30, 2008:

• 2008 Atlantic Hurricane Season Sets Records

Posted November 24, 2008:

• Second Warmest October For Global Temperatures, NOAA Says
• The Lightning Flash Before The Flood

Posted November 22, 2008:

• Coastal Erosion On Grand Isle, Louisiana, Occurring Rapidly

Posted November 5, 2008:

• Hurricane Ike Caused Underwater Damage To Galveston

Posted November 3, 2008:

• NASA-enhanced Dust Storm Predictions To Aid Health Community

Posted October 14, 2008:

• Rising Arctic Storm Activity Sways Sea Ice, Climate

Posted October 1, 2008:

• Global Warming Will Have Significant Economic Impacts On Florida Coasts, Reports State

Posted September 30, 2008:

• Wetlands Restoration Not A Panacea For Louisiana Coast

Posted September 26, 2008:

• Flood-alert System Eased Fears At Texas Medical Center

Posted September 12, 2008:

• Hurricane Ike Tracked By European Space Agency's Envisat

Posted September 9, 2008:

• 2008 Atlantic Hurricane Season Kicking Into High Gear

Posted September 5, 2008:

• Hurricane Gustav's Path And Development

Posted September 4, 2008:

• Global Warming: Warmer Seas Linked To Strengthening Hurricanes, According to New Research

Posted August 29, 2008:

• Katrina And Rita Provide Glimpse Of What Could Happen To Offshore Drilling If Gustav Hits Gulf

Posted August 23, 2008:

• Drier, Warmer Springs In US Southwest Stem From Human-caused Changes In Winds

Posted August 8, 2008:

• NOAA Forecasts Even Stronger Atlantic Hurricane Season For 2008 Than Earlier Prediction

Posted August 3, 2008:

• Timing Is Everything: How Vulnerable To Flooding Is New York City?

Posted July 28, 2008:

• Typhoons Bury Tons Of Carbon In The Oceans

Posted July 16, 2008:

• Scientists Close In On Source Of X-rays In Lightning

Posted July 11, 2008:

• Satellite View Of Cloud Tops Might Warn Of Storms

Posted July 9, 2008:

• How Intense Will Storms Get? New Model Helps Answer Question

Posted June 14, 2008:

• Early And Intense Tornado Season Could Be Record

Posted June 13, 2008:

• For Hurricanes, Storms, Raindrop Size Makes All The Difference

Posted June 4, 2008:

• Tornados, Flooding May Warn Of Climate Change

Posted May 24, 2008:

• NOAA Predicts Near Normal Or Above Normal Atlantic Hurricane Season

Posted May 20, 2008:

• Global Warming Has Little Impact In Tropical Storm And Hurricane Numbers, NOAA Reports

Posted May 12, 2008:

• Hot-air Balloon Research May Improve Tornado Predictions

Posted May 4, 2008:

• Did Dust Storms Make 1930s Dust Bowl Drought Worse?

Posted April 29, 2008:

• Will Corals Survive The Stormy Future?

Posted April 21, 2008:

• Extreme Ocean Storms Have Become More Frequent Over Past Three Decades, Study Of Tiny Tremors Shows

Posted April 17, 2008:

• Jet Streams Are Shifting And May Alter Paths Of Storms And Hurricanes

Posted April 15, 2008:

• Forecasters Implement New Hurricane-tracking Technique

Posted April 10, 2008:

• How Strong Is That Hurricane? Just Listen
• 'Well Above-average' Hurricane Season Forecast For 2008

Posted March 30, 2008:

• Bolts Of Blue Lightning Thrusting Upward And Other Weird Lightning Explained

Posted March 10, 2008:

• Spring Is Aurora Season

Posted February 20, 2008:

• African Dust Storms May Cool Atlantic, Lessen Hurricanes
• Tornado Images May Lead To Precise Storm Warnings
• How Will Climate Change Impact Coastal Cities? East Coast Canadian Students Planning

Posted February 7, 2008:

• Air Pollution May Be Causing More Rainy Summer Days In The Southeast US

Posted January 31, 2008:

• Increased Hurricane Activity Linked To Sea Surface Warming
• El Nino At Play As Source Of More Intense Regional US Wintertime Storms

Posted January 8, 2008:

• Sunspot Is Harbinger Of New Solar Cycle, Increasing Risk For Electrical Systems

Posted December 31, 2007:

• 2007 A Top Ten Warm Year For U.S. And Globe

Posted December 13, 2007:

• Natural Climate Changes Can Intensify Hurricanes More Efficiently Than Global Warming
• Rising Carbon Dioxide Signals Wetter Storms For Northern Hemisphere, Study Says

Posted December 11, 2007:

• Smaller Storms Drop Larger Overall Rainfall In Hurricane Season

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