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Cyclone Mocha rapidly intensifies ahead of devastating landfall in Myanmar and Bangladesh

By Ian Livingston

Here’s where record heat may envelop the West this weekend

By Ian Livingston

Climate change’s latest victim: the olive oil you cook with

By Amudalat Ajasa

Cyclone Mocha forming in the Bay of Bengal, with a disastrous landfall likely

By Ian Livingston

Canadian wildfires cause haze, lower air quality in Northeast and Mid-Atlantic

By Dan Stillman

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PM Update: Light breezes and few clouds accompany continued, comfortable warmth

A stray shower is possible tonight. When might temperatures get back into the 80s?

By A. Camden Walker

Extreme weather

(Kevin Ambrose/FTWP)

How to predict the perfect sunrise

“Red sky in morning, sailor’s warning.” The adage is often correct. When you can forecast it, you can position yourself to capture a beautiful sunrise.

By Kevin Ambrose

Bloom or bust

By Reis Thebault, Alice Li and Melina Mara

How dust storms happen, and why they’re so dangerous

By Matthew Cappucci

California’s ‘super bloom’ is underway. Here’s why it’s so epic.

By Allyson Chiu and Naema Ahmed

‘Scary’ new data on the last ice age raises concerns about future sea levels

By Kasha Patel and Chris Mooney

Here’s what we know about how climate change is influencing tornadoes

By Scott Dance

Tornado season is here. Here is what you need to know.

By Matthew Cappucci and Jason Samenow

As California floods, a farmworker town feels forgotten — again

By Reis Thebault

Even small tornadoes can toss mobile homes. What about a massive one?

By Scott Dance, Adam Lynch and Marisa Iati

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