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A Doppler radar records storms in the Texas panhandle. The science and technology of meteorology was fundamentally changed by the ability to insert instruments directly into tornadoes, hurricanes, and the atmosphere to gather real-time data. PHOTOGRAPH
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This high-resolution weather model from NOAA shows the temperature of the surface of the United States on September 30, 2014. A cold front moves across the plains, bringing severe thunderstorms to areas in South Dakota and Nebraska. The science of meteoro
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Benjamin Franklin drew this representation of a waterspout, titled
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A lightning storm strikes after sunset. Weather has powerfully shaped humankind throughout our history, from extreme storms, to dust events, to killer hail. PHOTOGRAPH BY RONAN DONOVAN, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC CREATIVE Benjamin Franklin drew this representa
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