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El Nino Expected To Impact Weather Through Spring (CBS4 Denver)

It looks like El Nino will still be doing its thing on our weather patterns through the end of March. The newest January diagnostic discussion on the weather phenomenon, from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Climate Prediction Center (CPC), is out and shows El Nino strengthened during the month of December 2009.

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El Nino Expected To Impact Weather Through Spring (CBS4 Denver)

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Tomorrow’s weather today for southwest Alabama (Mobile Press-Register)

AP Photo/Weather UndergoundThis NOAA satellite image was taken Saturday, October 24, 2009 at 1:45 PM EDT   Sunday: Clear skies and cool.

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Tomorrow’s weather today for southwest Alabama (Mobile Press-Register)

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Weather hampers girls cross country squad in Bishop (Kern Valley Sun)

Patti McGarvey The Lady Broncs cross country squad traveled to Bishop to run against the lady Broncos on Oct. 13, the weather was chilly and raining but they raced anyway.

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Weather hampers girls cross country squad in Bishop (Kern Valley Sun)

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El Niño to Help Steer U.S. Winter Weather (Environmental News Network)

NOAA released a study this week projecting United States winter weather for the coming winter season. Using forecast E Niño conditions, the study predicts temperature and precipitation trends for the mainland US and Hawaii.

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El Niño to Help Steer U.S. Winter Weather (Environmental News Network)

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Emergency Weather Radios (Grove Sun Daily)

Delaware County Emergency Management will be distributing to Delaware County Residents “NOAA Weather radios” regular price $69.00 will sell for $7 each. These radios have been purchased from Radio Shack, provided by a Hazard Mitigation Grant in connection with FEMA & Oklahoma Emergency Management.

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Emergency Weather Radios (Grove Sun Daily)

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Firefighters at Station Fire Prepare as Weather is Expected to Worsen (LAist)

As officials announced last night , the 250-square mile Station Fire remains at 93 percent contained and in light of predicted fire-friendly weather, they hope they do not lose control of a couple hot spots still being mopped up by crews. “The remaining work is extremely difficult due to steep and rugged terrain,” a Forest Service statement read.

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Firefighters at Station Fire Prepare as Weather is Expected to Worsen (LAist)

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Marine Weather: Level I Class (The Capital)

This 2-day marine weather class is taught by well-known and recently retired NOAA/NWS Ocean Prediction Center meteorologist, Lee Chesneau.

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Marine Weather: Level I Class (The Capital)

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Matt’s weather (Arizona Daily Star)

Today is likely the last day we are going to see storm chances for a while. A disturbance moving into the Great Basin should kick off scattered storms today

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Matt’s weather (Arizona Daily Star)

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NOAA SEC Space Weather Outlook #09- 36 (SpaceRef)

NOAA SEC Space Weather Outlook #09- 36

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NOAA SEC Space Weather Outlook #09- 36 (SpaceRef)

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Sun Spot: Get a look at this week’s Myrtle Beach area weather and events (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)

Online reporter Jenn Parker gives the lowdown on the Myrtle Beach’s weather and events this wee

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Sun Spot: Get a look at this week’s Myrtle Beach area weather and events (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)

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