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Our websites – FOXweather and FOXlive – were outdated this morning from Monday, 15-May-2017/05:02h to 10:36h ADT due to a connection problem with our hosting provider.
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Groundhog Day is the day that, according to legend, a groundhog will predict how much longer winter will last in the northern hemisphere.
Groundhog Day is observed each year on February 2nd – which for 2017 will be next Thursday.
Read Groundhog Day explained in our post here.
The Chronical Herald: Shubenacadie Sam goes live
[National Hurricane Center] Since 1953, Atlantic tropical storms had been named from lists originated by the National Hurricane Center. They are now maintained and updated through a strict procedure by an international committee of the World Meteorological Organization.
The list below is used in rotation and re-cycled every six years, i.e., the 2016 list will be used again in 2022. The only time that there is a change in the list is if a storm is so deadly or costly that the future use of its name on a different storm would be inappropriate for reasons of sensitivity. If that occurs,
Our websites – FOXweather, FOXlive and FOXnews – were unreachable from Monday, 21-Mar-2016/18:03h to 20:00h ADT due to an outage at our web hosting provider. The cause is under investigation.
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Our websites – FOXweather, FOXlive and FOXnews – were again unreachable from Tuesday, 15-Mar-2016/14:30h to 16:54h ADT and from 18:09h to 18:23h ADT due to an outage at our web hosting provider. The cause is under investigation.
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January and February have both broken temperature records. Karl Mathiesen examines how much is down to El Niño versus manmade climate change.
Read the full article in ©2016 theeguardian.
2015 recorded one of the strongest El Niños. From November it has been slowly weakening with a transition expected to neutral conditions by next summer, although some models predict El Niño to last for much of 2016. Let’s summarize the main facts.
[©2016 WeatherCast] By historical standards to be classified as a complete El Niño episode, the Oceanic Niño Index (ONI) needs to have a positive ONI greater or equal to +0.5C in the Sea Surface Temperature (SST) for a period of at least 5 consecutive months. Continue reading El Niño is expected to weaken but slowly
Our websites – FOXweather, FOXlive and FOXnews – were again unreachable from Monday, 29-Feb-2016/20:18h to Tuesday, 1-Mar-2016/03:23h AST and outdated until 03:58h AST due to an outage at our web hosting provider. The cause is under investigation.
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