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New York City is clanking back to life as its train, buses and airports slowly return to service, and communities from North Carolina to Vermont are toting up the damage, which is believed to be in the billions of dollars, … Continue reading →

Another stillborn gust of wind, during a record gust naming season.

As Hurricane Irene whimpers off to Canada, earlier suggestions that it and predictions of a harsh 2011 hurricane season can be linked to global warming are being slammed in a new report from skeptical scientists. Just like the hyped predictions … Continue reading →

Steven Oracle says: August 29, 2011 at 5:15 pm As a regular weatherunderground.com used out here in Palm Springs CA, I can confirm viewing many ground based Atlantic Coast weather station readouts on Sunday August 28. The wind speeds of high quality reporting stations were … Continue reading →

I received two E-mails from friends in New England today The hurricane was unremarkable (where we are) in terms of wind, but we got a lot of water in a short period of time and some found its way to … Continue reading →

In his own particular nasty, small-minded way.

CNN‘s Anderson Cooper was quoted telling a weather expert after learning that the peak of Irene’s mild fury had passed Manhattan. “It’s an annoying rain but it isn’t even a sideways rain.” Today, some experts are wondering whether Irene media … Continue reading →

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