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A Council Of Leeches Used To Predict Storms Inside The "Tempest Prognosticator"tempest prognosticatorA Council Of Leeches Used To Predict Storms Inside The "Tempest Prognosticator"tempest prognosticator
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A Council Of Leeches Used To Predict Storms Inside The "Tempest Prognosticator"

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El Niño Is “Knocking On The Door” – Threatening A Worrying Trend For 2023 and 2024Sun beams hit the South Pacific Ocean as the International Space Station orbited just off the coast of New Zealand.El Niño Is “Knocking On The Door” – Threatening A Worrying Trend For 2023 and 2024Sun beams hit the South Pacific Ocean as the International Space Station orbited just off the coast of New Zealand.
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El Niño Is “Knocking On The Door” – Threatening A Worrying Trend For 2023 and 2024

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Superbloom Season Arrives: California’s Hills Are Alive With The Sight Of Blossomcalifornia superbloomSuperbloom Season Arrives: California’s Hills Are Alive With The Sight Of Blossomcalifornia superbloom
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Superbloom Season Arrives: California’s Hills Are Alive With The Sight Of Blossom

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“Unprecedented” Pre-Hispanic Ceremonial Structure May Have Been Used For Controlling The WeatherWaskiri site in Bolivia“Unprecedented” Pre-Hispanic Ceremonial Structure May Have Been Used For Controlling The WeatherWaskiri site in Bolivia
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“Unprecedented” Pre-Hispanic Ceremonial Structure May Have Been Used For Controlling The Weather

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The Carnian Pluvial Event: When It Rained For 2 Million Years On Earth3D render of Earth from space, showing Pangea.The Carnian Pluvial Event: When It Rained For 2 Million Years On Earth3D render of Earth from space, showing Pangea.
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The Carnian Pluvial Event: When It Rained For 2 Million Years On Earth

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Buckle Up For More Supercell Storms In The US Driven By Climate CrisisA stunning "wedding cake" supercell seen during a sunset near Severy, Kansas, with lightning strike the side.Buckle Up For More Supercell Storms In The US Driven By Climate CrisisA stunning "wedding cake" supercell seen during a sunset near Severy, Kansas, with lightning strike the side.
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Buckle Up For More Supercell Storms In The US Driven By Climate Crisis

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There's A Weird Reason Why Hurricanes Never Cross The EquatorHurricane Florence on September 10, 2018, as seen over the Atlantic from the International Space Station.There's A Weird Reason Why Hurricanes Never Cross The EquatorHurricane Florence on September 10, 2018, as seen over the Atlantic from the International Space Station.
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There's A Weird Reason Why Hurricanes Never Cross The Equator

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The "Triple-Dip” La Niña Is Finally Over, But Now El Niño LoomsA view of the Andes Mountains and the Pacific Ocean from the Space Shuttle Discovery on April 24, 1990.The "Triple-Dip” La Niña Is Finally Over, But Now El Niño LoomsA view of the Andes Mountains and the Pacific Ocean from the Space Shuttle Discovery on April 24, 1990.
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The "Triple-Dip” La Niña Is Finally Over, But Now El Niño Looms

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Cyclone Freddy On Track To Becoming The Longest-Lasting On Recordcyclone freddyCyclone Freddy On Track To Becoming The Longest-Lasting On Recordcyclone freddy
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Cyclone Freddy On Track To Becoming The Longest-Lasting On Record

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Hurricanes, Typhoons, And Cyclones: How To Tell The DifferenceHurricane Florence is pictured from the International Space Station as a category 1 storm as it was making landfall near Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina on 14 September 2018.Hurricanes, Typhoons, And Cyclones: How To Tell The DifferenceHurricane Florence is pictured from the International Space Station as a category 1 storm as it was making landfall near Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina on 14 September 2018.
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Hurricanes, Typhoons, And Cyclones: How To Tell The Difference

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Full Circle Rainbows Happen, But You've Gotta Be At The Right Elevationfull circle rainbowFull Circle Rainbows Happen, But You've Gotta Be At The Right Elevationfull circle rainbow
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Full Circle Rainbows Happen, But You've Gotta Be At The Right Elevation

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Lightning, 1,000-MPH Winds, Acid Rain: The Most Extreme Weather In The Solar SystemComposite and processed image of VenusLightning, 1,000-MPH Winds, Acid Rain: The Most Extreme Weather In The Solar SystemComposite and processed image of Venus
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Lightning, 1,000-MPH Winds, Acid Rain: The Most Extreme Weather In The Solar System

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Huge Winter Storm Is Bringing Extreme Weather To Almost All Of AmericaUS winter stormHuge Winter Storm Is Bringing Extreme Weather To Almost All Of AmericaUS winter storm
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Huge Winter Storm Is Bringing Extreme Weather To Almost All Of America

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Like A Butterfly Effect, "Teleconnections" Link Weather All Around WorldView of earth from ISS in space with vibrant saturation adjustmentLike A Butterfly Effect, "Teleconnections" Link Weather All Around WorldView of earth from ISS in space with vibrant saturation adjustment
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Like A Butterfly Effect, "Teleconnections" Link Weather All Around World

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Where Do Birds Go When It Rains?Bird with an umbrella in the rainWhere Do Birds Go When It Rains?Bird with an umbrella in the rain
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Where Do Birds Go When It Rains?

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