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Matt Daniel

Late February 2013 looks stormy for U.S.

The groundhog's prediction of an early spring in 2013 looks highly unlikely now for the U.S. Late February and early March look active and stormy!

February 2013 nor’easter recap

The February 2013 nor'easter brought feet of snow throughout the U.S. Northeast and killed at least 15 people.

Large tornado hits Hattiesburg, Mississippi

Amazing pictures and video from Hattiesburg, Mississippi as a large tornado strikes the city on February 10, 2013.

Blizzard ‘Nemo’ strengthening as it moves into U.S. Northeast

The nor'easter is currently evolving and growing in strength as it pushes closer to the U.S. Northeast this evening.

Georgia tornado on January 30 ends stretch without a tornado death

The one death in Georgia ended the longest continuous stretch without a tornado death ever recorded in the United States at 219 days.

Unusual January warmth triggers severe storms in US South

Severe weather is likely to develop across the southeast United States Tuesday and Wednesday. The main threat will be damaging straight line winds and tornadoes.

Cities affect temperatures 1,000 miles away

We're not talking about the "urban heat island effect." This study focused on how "waste heat" from cities affects global weather patterns.

Update on 2012-2013 winter in the United States

This upcoming week looks exceedingly cold for the U.S. East. Some areas could see high temperatures only in the teens or perhaps colder by the end of this week.

Australia experiencing record-breaking heat and wildfires

The city of Eucla, Australia recorded 119°F (48.2 °C) on January 3, 2013, highest temp since records began in 1957. As of January 8, nearly 741,000 acres have burned.

American Meteorological Society focuses on the future

Matt Daniels reports from the 2013 American Meteorological Society meeting in Austin, Texas.