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10 Years of Weather History in 3 Minutes (August 21, 2013): NASA Visualization: 10 Years of Weather History in 3 Minutes

Amazing Mammatus Clouds in Michigan (August 5, 2013): A video of amazing looking mammatus clouds in upper Michigan.

Footage of Flying Debris From Milan, Italy Tornado (August 2, 2013): This video shows close-up footage of debris flying through the air from the tornado that hit Milan, Italy.

Tropical Storm Flossie Headed for Hawaii (July 28, 2013): Tropical Storm Flossie is headed for Hawaii. It is weakening, but is expected to still be a tropical storm when it hits the Big Island on Monday.

Scientists Say Earthworm Poo Could Provide Window Into Past Climates (July 10, 2013): Scientists say earthworm poo could provide a window into past climates.

Spider Frightens Meteorologist During Live Broadcast (July 9, 2013): A meteorologist was frightened by a spider on the outside weather camera.

Tropical Storm Chantal Forms East of Windward Islands (July 7, 2013): Tropical Storm Chantal has formed east of the Windward Islands. This is the third named storm of the 2013 Atlantic Hurricane Season.

Adrift Short Film Shows San Francisco Fog (July 2, 2013): This amazing short film, Adrift, is a love letter to the fog of the San Francisco Bay Area.

International Space Station Photo Shows Pyrocumulus Clouds Created by West Fork Complex Fire (June 26, 2013): A photograph from the International Space Station shows Pyrocumulus clouds created by the West Fork Complex fire in Colorado

Alberta, Canada Hit by Massive Flooding (June 21, 2013): Alberta Canada has been hit by massive flooding. Large areas of downtown Calgara have been evacuated.

Tropical Storm Barry Forms in Bay of Campeche (June 19, 2013): Tropical Storm Barry has formed in the Bay of Campeche. This is the second tropical storm of the 2013 Hurricane Season.

Hawaii Expected to Get Hit By More Hurricanes by 2075 (June 18, 2013): Accuweather reports that hurricanes targeting Hawaii are expected increase

El Reno Tornado Was a Record 2.6 Miles Wide (June 4, 2013): The El Reno tornado on May 31 was a record 2.6 miles wide with winds of 295 mph. The storm took the lives of three veteran storm chasers.

Large Dust Devil Captured on Video in Tucson (June 3, 2013): A large dust devil was captured on video in Tucson

Flash Flood Breaks Through Doors of Campus Building (May 29, 2013): A flash flood burst through the doors of a building at Carl Sandburg College in Galesburg, Ill and eventually desks started floating.

NOAA Predicts 70% Likelihood of 13 to 20 Named Storms for 2013 Atlantic Hurricane Season (May 23, 2013): NOAA is forecasting a 70% likelihood of 13 to 20 named storms for the 2013 Atlantic Hurricane Season

Moore Oklahoma Tornado Threw Debris 20,000 Feet Into the Air (May 21, 2013): The monster tornado that hit Moore Oklahoma on March 20 threw debris into the air as high as 20,000 feet.

Massive Tornado Hits Oklahoma City Area (May 20, 2013): A massive tornado at least a mile-wide caused devastation in suburbs of Oklahoma City.

Creeping Ice Wave Damages Homes in Minnesota (May 12, 2013): This video shows a moving ice wave threatening homes in the Mille Lacs Lake area of Minnesota.

Large Tornado Destroys Buildings in Northern Italy (May 5, 2013): Amateur photographers captured a large tornado on the ground in Northern Italy. 12 people were injured and hundreds of buildings were damaged.

Chandeliering Ice Phenomena Observed at Minnesota Lake (April 30, 2013): An interesting phenomena called chandeliering ice was observed on the shores of Medicine Lake, a lake in Minnesota.

Ice Boulders Found on Shore of Lake Michigan (February 26, 2013): Michigan Live reports that numerous ice boulders have been found on the shore of Michigan's Sleeping Bear Dunes.

CNN Captured Thundersnow in Kansas (February 22, 2013): CNN captured thundersnow in Kansas during its recent winter storm, which closed the airport for about a day.

Researchers Create Hailstorm Indoors to Test Roof Damage (February 20, 2013): Researchers for the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS) have created an indoor hailstorm.

NASA: Summer Extremes Getting More Extreme in Northern Hemisphere (January 23, 2013): NASA's statistical analysis of decades of Northern Hemisphere temperature data indicates that people living north of the equator are experiencing a greater frequency of extreme summer heat waves.