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Why Trump’s cuts could make hurricane season more dangerous

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The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is preparing for an above-average hurricane season, with almost 2,000 fewer staff than last year. For The National, CBC’s Katie Nicholson goes to Florida, where forecasters say...
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Extreme heat returns for final days of July in New Jersey

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Hot and humid conditions through Wednesday with temperatures in the 90s.
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Jonathan Cubit visits students at Stamford's Stillmeadow Elementary School

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Jonathan spoke to kindergarteners. They recently learned about the seasons, different types of weather and what a meteorologist does.
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STORM WATCH: Sunny and warm today, gusty thunderstorms and possible hail expected Friday afternoon

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News 12 Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Jonathan Cubit says it will be warm and humid today but rain and thunderstorms storms are on the way Friday.
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Go Public's Erica Johnson meets man whose face was used in effort to scam her

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CBC’s Erica Johnson updates her recent Go Public story about an online romance scam by meeting the man whose face was used to target her. Turns out he's a well-known personality in Austria.
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Last month was the hottest September on record … by a lot

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In line with what's been seen in earlier months, September 2023 was the hottest September ever recorded, but what's most striking is how much hotter it was than past years. The previous record was about half a degree above 1991-2020...
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Ontario and Quebec's soggy summer means smaller pumpkins

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Farmers in parts of southern Ontario and Quebec saw a soggy, wet summer and are expecting fewer and smaller pumpkins this year. They say they need more climate resilient solutions to adapt to erratic weather patterns that have...
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July starting with record-setting hot, volatile weather around the world

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Several parts of the world are dealing with extreme weather events. In the U.S., heatwaves are causing health risks, wildfires are destroying property and tornados are killing people as they shred neighbourhoods. Records were also set in...
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Coming heat may spell more Alberta wildfires

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CBC Edmonton meteorologist Christy Climenhaga explains why the return of hot weather is so dangerous and why predicting what will happen during the rest of this wildfire season is difficult.
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Alberta wildfires are bad, but it may soon get worse

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CBC Edmonton meteorologist Christy Climenhaga explains why the return of hot weather is so dangerous and why predicting what will happen during the rest of this wildfire season is difficult.
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Destructive rainfall the latest in year of weather extremes for B.C.

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Environment Canada meteorologist Bobby Sehon talks to Ian Hanomansing about the extreme weather B.C. has experienced this year and how people can be prepared for an emergency.
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How rare is an earthquake of this magnitude in B.C.? Our meteorologist explains

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CBC's Johanna Wagstaffe says the earthquake that hit on Friday is one of the bigger ones B.C.’s coast has seen, but not the "big one" that’s expected.
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Misleading weather forecasts are popping up online. Here’s how to spot them.

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Bogus weather forecasts are popping up on social media, making it difficult for meteorologists to get the facts out when it really matters. Here's how to tell if a forecast is unreliable and how to actually source good info.
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Bogus weather forecasts are popping up online. Here’s how to spot them

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Bogus weather forecasts are popping up on social media, making it difficult for meteorologists to get the facts out when it really matters. Here's how to tell if a forecast is unreliable and how to actually source good info.
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Breezy, warmer Sunday on Long Island; tracking rain for next week

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Closing the weekend out with milder temperatures but the winds stick around. Breezy Sunday throughout the day and finally becoming calm at night. Prepare for a wet start to the workweek.
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News 12 Storm Watch Team meteorologist Jonathan Cubit visits students at Norwalk's Wolfpit Integrated Arts School

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Cubit spoke to fourth graders about weather changes and severe storms.
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Winter blast of snow, ice and bitter cold grips the US from the Midwest to the East Coast

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A blast of winter weather is blanketing parts of the U.S in snow and ice as forecasters issue alerts from Kansas to New Jersey. (Scripps News)
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Temperatures Touch 115F on Italian Island of Sardinia

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Temperatures in Italian islands of Sicily and Sardinia are creeping toward the European record of 48.8C as unprecedented heat from Tokyo to Phoenix US cooks the planet. Follow Bloomberg for business news & analysis, up-to-the-minute...
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HD: Female Weathercaster Giving Weather Report

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HD: Female Weathercaster Giving Weather Report
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