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NDAD INSIGHTS If you have special needs, emergency preparedness plan should be high priority
With flood risks about to increase quickly in parts of the Northern Plains, and with a spring and summer of weather warnings ahead, the need for emergency preparedness becomes more apparent. Thats es...
Posted on 4/24/13 at 1:02 PM
ASTRO BOB Last night's Jupiter-moon halo plus storms swirl on Saturn
Powerful fine stuff. It wasn't enough that Jupiter lined up with the full moon last night. Across northern Minnesota an ice halo encircled the pair for much of the evening making the show a skywatch...
Posted on 11/29/12 at 1:17 PM
STORM TRACKER The I's Have it
In the past decade Apple has able to name things with the letter i that resonated into the common vernacular of our culture. In the weather world, the past decade has also brought about a plethora of ...
Posted on 8/27/12 at 12:41 PM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Updated: Dayton asks federal government for storm loans
Gov. Mark Dayton wants the federal Small Business Administration to make low-interest loans available to repair home and business with flood and other June storm damage as state leaders aim for a spec...
Posted on 8/15/12 at 11:35 AM
THE NEW FORTY Invest a half hour...
It is that time again - time for summer storms. Time to update supplies in emergency kits, time to make sure that our family home and cell phones are registered on CodeRED, and time to refreshour memo...
Posted on 5/22/12 at 9:20 PM
Storm chasing critical, profitable and dangerous 
While most people take shelter when a tornado approaches, a growing throng heads for the prairies, be they scientists hoping to protect the public from a twister's fury or amateurs armed with little more than a smartphone, a digital camera and a desire to sell 15 seconds of video to the nightly news.
By Colleen Slevin and Sean Murphy , June 04, 2013
Damaging storms moving through east, south
Damaging winds knocked down trees and utility wires in parts of northern New England on Sunday, flights were delayed in New York City and there were reports of a tornado in South Carolina as the East Coast braced for the remnants of violent weather that claimed 13 lives in Oklahoma.
By Clarke Canfield , June 02, 2013
Severe storms rumble across E Minn., W Wis.
Skies turned dark and the rain came down in torrents as severe storms rumbled across eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin.
May 19, 2013
Blizzard Aaron passing through; now comes the cold
While no-travel advisories were lifted early today for much of North Dakota and northwest Minnesota, they were quickly replaced with wind chill advisories. By early evening, it was 19 below in Grand Forks, with a possible overnight wind chill of 36 below, according to the National Weather Service.
By Herald Staff Report , January 12, 2013
Freezing rain, snow, near-blizzard conditions possible as major winter storm heads into Red River Valley
The first major winter storm of 2013 could drop 6 to 10 inches of snow by the weekend in the Devils Lake Basin and the northern Red River Valley, while areas to the south could see rain and freezing rain.
By Herald Staff Report , January 09, 2013
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California storm brings intense rain, flood warnings
The second in a series of storms slammed Northern California on Friday as heavy rain and strong winds knocked out power, tied up traffic and caused flooding along some stretches.
By Terry Collins , November 30, 2012
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Parts of Minnesota, Wisconsin. hit by up to 1 foot of snow
Deep snow, strong wind and plummeting temperatures complicated travel on Black Friday in eastern Minnesota and northern Wisconsin, and the treacherous conditions could endure through the weekend.
By Associated Press , November 23, 2012
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New Jersey storm victims finding lost mementos online
New Jersey residents devastated by Superstorm Sandy are being reunited with lost photographs and objects through social media.
By Katie Zezima , November 23, 2012
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What does it take to get people to flee a storm?
Despite days of dire forecasts and explicit warnings, hundreds of thousands of people in New York and New Jersey ignored mandatory evacuation orders as Superstorm Sandy closed in. Now, after scores of deaths and harrowing escapes, emergency officials will look at what more can be done to persuade residents to get out when their lives are in danger.
By Jennifer Peltz , November 14, 2012
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Frustration mounts over lingering power outages
Vincent Pina finally saw a couple of utility trucks coming down his street Thursday and started to wave in anticipation. But they just cruised past his house and kept on going.
By Tom Hays and Frank Eltman , November 08, 2012
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Obama orders fuel to be sent to areas hit by Sandy
The Obama administration is ordering the purchase of up to 12 million gallons of unleaded fuel and up to 10 million gallons of diesel fuel for distribution in areas impacted by Superstorm Sandy to supplement private sector efforts.
November 02, 2012
Battered by storm, Staten Islanders feel forgotten
Sticking together in the aftermath of the storm has kept Staten Islanders who lost everything from completely falling apart. Self-reliance is in their blood just as the island's very geography lends itself to a feeling of isolation from the mainland: the only way to get on or off is by car, bus or ferry.
By Meghan Barr , November 02, 2012
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NYC Marathon is canceled following storm damage
Under growing pressure as thousands still shivered from Sandy, the New York City Marathon was canceled Friday by Mayor Michael Bloomberg after mounting criticism that this was not the time for a race.
By Verena Dobnik, Michael Rubinka and Cara Ana , November 02, 2012
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CMAs celebrate music with Sandy on their mind
Handing out trophies isn't the only mission when country music's biggest stars take the stage Thursday night for the Country Music Association Awards: They'll be reaching out to help those affected by superstorm Sandy.
By Christ Talbott , November 01, 2012
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Sandy's fallout skips drought-plagued Midwest
Drought-plagued Midwest farming states got little benefit from the massive storm that pounded the Eastern Seaboard this week, although the nation's worst drought in decades appears to be easing in some areas.
By Jim Suhr , November 01, 2012
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