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Despite their ubiquitous association with the state, peaches are no longer Georgia’s biggest fruit crop. As temperatures rise, growers and researchers are working to ensure that climate change doesn’t kill the industry.

FBI analysis suggested gold’s presence in Pennsylvania, Revolutionary War soldier’s remains moved in Vermont, and more

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Scientists are looking for volunteers in Columbia to help them study the differences in heat across short distances in the city. A sensor will be put on the car window of volunteers who will then drive certain routes to get exact temperature readings, University of South Carolina professor Kirstin Dow told WLTX-TV .

Hurricane season along the Atlantic Ocean is expected to be more active than usual this year, with a higher probability that major storms will make landfall in Texas and other areas along the eastern coast, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Tuesday.

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Large parts of India and Pakistan experienced an unusually early and long-running heatwave, beginning early March, which has largely persisted until now.

This summer, scientists are looking for volunteers to help map out the Columbia urban heat island to help better understand how it affects us.

The official end of spring is still more than a month away, but the Triad is about to get a blast of summerlike heat.

City not expected to see clear skies in the coming days

City not expected to see clear skies in the coming days