- Justin Grieser
- Capital Weather Gang
The strength of the late April sun in Washington, D.C.
While it's not quite beach weather, the sun's rays are now just as strong as we see in mid-August.
Report: 243 million Americans affected by weather disasters since 2007
Drought, record heat and Hurricane Sandy were among the major weather-related disasters that affected the United States in 2012. But just how many Americans felt the impact of these events? A newly released report from the Environment America Research and Policy Center says 243 million people nearly 80 percent of the U.S. population live in counties that experienced at least one weather-related disaster since 2007.
March Equinox 2013: The sun points to spring, despite lingering winter cold for some
It still feels like winter in many parts of the country, but Earth's orbit says otherwise.
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- Washington, D.C. presidential inauguration weather history
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- Top 5 international weather events of 2012
- Winter Solstice 2012: Myths and facts about the shortest day of the year
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