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Meteorologist Craig "Ceecee" Croskery has spent the last two years identifying, verifying and logging buildings that he described as "almost impossible" for the average citizen to easily find, despite the fact that they are meant to be places of refuge in life-threatening severe weather events. Mere seconds can mean the difference between life and death when a tornado strikes -- and time matters even more when seeking out the closest public storm shelter. "It matters because oftentimes seconds c

Beautiful chaos descended up in the northeast Tuesday into Wednesday morning as a major Nor'easter blew through the region.

The second in a series of January storms hit the Eastern U.S. Tuesday, causing widespread devastation as it continues its journey north.

A tragedy unfolded after torrential downpours unleashed buckets of rain over a short time in the Washington, D.C., area on Monday evening. A 5- to 6-foot wall of water burst through the front windows of a dog daycare business, District Dogs, quickly flooding the building and turning the business into a frantic rescue scene. Workers of the business and firefighters had only seconds to jump into action due to the sheer amount and force of the floodwaters. Twenty dogs were rescued, but some of the

An early wave of warmth washed over the Finger Lakes region in New York State, coaxing the vines at the area's multiple vineyards weeks ahead of schedule. But when a cold snap hit the area in mid-May, it brought some of the worst frosts the region's winemakers had faced in decades. While the full extent of the frost's impact on this year's crop isn't clear yet, it's likley that yields will be lower than usual this year for some grape varieties across the region. "When you have a week of 80 degre