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Meteorologist Tony Pann and his weather colleagues predicted the total snowfall that will come down in Baltimore this winter.

The start of November could bring snowflakes to some parts of Massachusetts on Wednesday morning.

I can’t decide if my chest pains // are from anxiety or heart burn. // Punishing myself for the past. // Heartache. // What I do know...The wind blows sticks off trees // and those sticks multiply when you pick them up.

Here are the local restaurants that failed inspections.

Telegraph: Fat cells 'talk' to prostate cancer cells, groundbreaking research suggests.

Two local businesses were given “B” grades by the S.C. Department of Health in August. See how your favorites scored.

Amid the concrete crisis, James O'Brien and this caller discuss recent political scandals comparing politicians accumulation of "credits" to a "video game".

Walk us through what theyre looking at today. >> reporter: now theyre going into more of a typical tradewind pattern. we dont have those 50, 60-mile-per-hour winds out of the northeast, but the problem here is they want rain. we need water to help douse some of the flames. the winds are coming at more of a northeasterly direction. up and over the mountain ranges, and the windward side will see the rain today, but on the leeward side, where luhina is located, unfortunately, we anticipate the fore...

By dr charalampos attipa, who is a senior lecturer in veterinary clinical pathology at the university of endinburgh. and too heavy on the programme tonight. what exactly is happening here? why have we seen this spread? good evening. glad to be here. at the moment, we are starting to understand what has really happened, but we definitely believe we have a new strain of this virus is highly variable into pathogenic and has spread into population in cyprus really swiftly. tooth? spread into populat...

The frogs will jump right out immediately. and the only creatures that well see in that water over 40 or 50 years, it turns out, are us. >> now, tell me. we talked about these extreme events in texas, i see its, like, over 110 degrees in places like phoenix and austin, even. and we see the flood. but people will say okay, those are weather events. and not directly related to climate. how do you show that they are? or do we know that they are? >> thats one of the fun things about the book. there ...