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1,000 inches of snow? It’s possible on the USA’s snowiest mountain.
1,000 inches of snow? It’s possible on the USA’s snowiest mountain.  USA TODAY
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Severe weather alert in US: Thunderstorm warning issued for South-Central US and beyond this weekend
Severe weather alert in US: Thunderstorm warning issued for South-Central US and beyond this weekend | Today News  Mint
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Ways to make sure your pets stay warm as colder weather approaches
Ways to make sure your pets stay warm as colder weather approaches  AOL
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Favorable Precipitation for Argentina Next Week
Favorable Precipitation for Argentina Next Week  DTN The Progressive Farmer
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Wet Conditions for Midwest and Southern US
Wet Conditions for Midwest and Southern USÂ Â DTN The Progressive Farmer
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Severe weather across the country could hamper holiday travel this weekend
Severe weather across the country could hamper holiday travel this weekend  Yahoo! Voices
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Extreme weather to persist in 2025, raising concerns for agribusiness
Extreme weather to persist in 2025, raising concerns for agribusiness  Valor International
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Multiple tornadoes touch down in Texas, enhanced risk of severe thunderstorms continues on Saturday, U.S.
Multiple tornadoes touch down in Texas, enhanced risk of severe thunderstorms continues on Saturday, U.S.  The Watchers
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Extreme weather events happening more often, having larger impact on the economy
Extreme weather events happening more often, having larger impact on the economy  Kiowa County Press
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Nebraska Extension System awarded grant for severe weather preparedness/recovery
Nebraska Extension System awarded grant for severe weather preparedness/recovery  KNOP
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Severe Weather Threatens South And Northeast, Raises Holiday Travel Concerns
Severe Weather Threatens South And Northeast, Raises Holiday Travel Concerns  Tampa Free Press
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Unseasonably mild weather across much of the Heartland, complicated by rain, areas of fog
Across the Corn Belt, cloudy, mild weather prevails, along with locally dense fog. Patchy freezing drizzle in the northern and western Corn Belt is causing local travel disruptions. Meanwhile, a variable but mostly shallow snow cover exists across the northern tier of the Midwest, mainly from the eastern Dakotas to Michigan. On the Plains, nearly…
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Parts of the U.S. could see a “parade of storms” soon, according to a USDA Meteorologist
Parts of the U.S. could see a “parade of storms” soon, according to a USDA Meteorologist  RFD-TV
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Should no snow become its own economic disaster?
Should no snow become its own economic disaster?  Iron Mountain Daily News
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Weak La Niña finally forming: Here comes the Polar Vortex! & Have grain prices finally bottomed?
Weak La Niña finally forming: Here comes the Polar Vortex! & Have grain prices finally bottomed?  Barchart
