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USGS raised Kilauea to a watch as pressure built toward a 55th eruption episode

By Alexander Clark

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The seafloor off Oregon shook at magnitude 5.3 and forecasters checked for a tsunami

By Alexander Clark

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A magnitude 6.3 quake hit the Aleutians and tripped a tsunami evaluation

By Alexander Clark

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Heat index readings near 112 put Oklahoma and Arkansas under extreme heat warnings

By Alexander Clark

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Indianapolis hit 95 degrees five days running in September for the first time since 1871

By Alexander Clark

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The mid-Mississippi Valley just logged its hottest first week of September on record

By Alexander Clark

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A storm corridor from Michigan to North Carolina cut power to more than 500,000 homes

By Alexander Clark

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Two tornadoes tore through Seneca County as New York asks for federal disaster help

By Alexander Clark

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Tropical Storm Marie is still throwing dangerous surf at Southern California beaches

By Alexander Clark

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Hurricane Lowell roared past Niihau at 110 mph with Kauai under a hurricane warning

By Alexander Clark

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NOAA logged a solar radiation storm and put Earth under a geomagnetic storm watch

By Alexander Clark

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Typhoon Saudel hit China a third time after 83,000 people were moved out

By Alexander Clark

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A Himalayan glacier collapse has killed more than 1,390 people with thousands still missing

By Alexander Clark

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Oregon’s Big Grass Fire has burned 578,000 acres, the largest US wildfire on the books this year

By Alexander Clark

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Detroit just took its first tornado since 1997 and it hit at 115 mph

By Alexander Clark

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A single lake-effect snow band can bury one town while the next stays dry

By Everett Sloane

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Hail the size of softballs can punch straight through a car windshield

By Everett Sloane

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A derecho can flatten forests across hundreds of miles in a single afternoon

By Everett Sloane

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Lightning can strike the same tall tower hundreds of times in a single year

By Everett Sloane

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A Cascadia tsunami could give some coastal towns barely 15 minutes to run for high ground

By Everett Sloane

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