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Fall's first Nor'easter to slam the East Coast this weekend (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (7News) — The first Nor'easter of the season is developing, with impacts along the East Coast starting now and lasting through the weekend. The coastal storm will intensify and bring tropical storm-force winds to the beaches and heavy rainfall for a few cities on the I-95 corridor. Impacts to the D.C. area from the nor'easter are forecast to be low. The storm should remain far enough east to keep the strongest winds and heaviest rain closer to the shoreline at the Atlantic. SEE ALSO |
WEATHER ALERT: Final day with heat and severe risk, nice Labor Day weekend ahead (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (7News) — Finally, Friday marks the last day with summer-like heat and severe storm chances in the D.C. area. After an active weather pattern, a cold front will slide through the area today. Expect storm chances in the afternoon and evening as the front moves through. Any storms that develop will be strong, and potentially severe, containing hazards from damaging wind gusts to heavy rainfall. The risk for hail and a weak tornado or two is very low, but not zero. The timing for storms
Cooler months ahead: Meteorological fall begins Sept. 1 (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (7News) — Fall is almost here and the weather will eventually begin to feel like it. Cool, crisp mornings with warm, sunny afternoons will become more normal by October and November. At least on average, fall typically brings drier weather after Halloween as the air cools and holds less moisture. However, fall can also bring some of Mother Nature's biggest weather-makers to the D.C. area, including tropical systems. As the seasons change, weather records need to be consistent. Since t
Lala to impact Hawaii as hurricane this weekend, with potential of life-threatening floods (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (7News) — Tropical Storm Lala continues to strengthen as it closes in on the Hawaiian Islands, with the National Hurricane Center (NOAA) saying it should be at hurricane strength by the time it approaches the Big Island early Saturday. The NOAA said heavy rain "may produce life-threatening flooding and mudslides, especially in areas of steep terrain." The biggest impacts are expected on the Big Island. Hawaii Gov. Josh Green declared a state of emergency on Thursday. The NOAA predicts
Quiet start to hurricane season? Not so fast, Cristobal forms (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (7News) — Although it may seem like a quiet start to the Atlantic hurricane season, there is still over three months to go. Only two named storms have occurred so far: tropical storms Arthur and Bertha. As of Wednesday, Aug. 12, Tropical Storm Cristobal formed in the northern Atlantic Ocean. The storm is moving away from the U.S. and should remain over the water. Typically, more storms should have occurred by this time of the season, based on tropical climatology. For an average seaso
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