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It’s official: 2012 was warmest year for the United States

NCDC finally made it official and announced that 2012 was the warmest year ever recorded in the contiguous United States.

U.S. meteorologists gather in Austin today for annual meeting

Check out some of the awesome events that are occurring at the annual meeting of the American Meteorological Society, which starts today.

Top five weather and climate stories of 2012

Matt Daniel picks his top five weather and climate stories that affected the globe in 2012.

In 2012, 11 billion-dollar weather disasters in US

Two most expensive 2012 U.S. weather disasters have been ongoing drought ($40 billion in damages so far) and Superstorm Sandy ($62 billion so far).

Recap of 2012 Christmas storm in US

This storm will go down as producing the most tornadoes ever recorded on Christmas Day in the United States since record keeping began. Photos and videos here.

Significant storm to affect the U.S. on Christmas

A Major storm system will bring an outbreak of severe storms across the U.S. southeast and a major winter storm across the center of the country on Christmas Day.

I’m dreaming of a white Christmas!

Congratulations! You survived the end of the world, and Christmas is around the corner. Time to focus on that popular question: will we have a white Christmas?

Temperature records from nature reaffirm climate warming

In a large compilation, scientists used used 173 independent datasets - from natural sources such as ocean sediments - to show warming over the past century.

2012 set to be warmest year ever recorded in US

2012 is likely to break 1998 for the warmest year ever recorded since record keeping began in the contiguous United States.

At least 650 dead and hundreds still missing from Super Typhoon Bopha

Super Typhoon Bopha struck the Philippines on December 4, 2012 as a Category 5 storm with 160 mile per hour winds.