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Colorado natives and those that have lived here long enough know that Denver and Colorado weather changes considerably throughout the year. The month...
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Find out more about Tony: Tony Hake’s fascination with weather started as a sixth-grader, when an F2 tornado struck Thornton, Colorado, about 4 miles from his house – a twister that is still considered the worst ever to hit the Denver metro area. Out of that storm Tony's interest in weather, especially severe weather, grew. Now he is a true weather geek, an amateur meteorologist, trained Skywarn storm spotter and runs a highly successful local weather website. You can contact Tony at tony@exweather.com. |
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) completed its analysis of temperatures across the United States and announced temperatures...
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March in Denver typically means frequent and rapid weather changes. The days grow longer and we start enjoying more sunshine and sometimes summer-like...
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In testimony before the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, Dr. R K Pachauri, head of the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel...
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Last month former vice president Al Gore made a well publicized appearance before a Senate committee warning of the dangers of global warming. Lesser...
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced that January 2009 was the seventh warmest January on record. Based on...
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Researchers are saying that carbon dioxide and other global warming gases are being added to the atmosphere at an increasing rate, even above what...
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The science behind the theory of anthropogenic global warming (AGW), or manmade climate change, has been said to be ‘settled’. The United...
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s latest climate and weather satellite was successfully launched today at 2:22am. Lifting...
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With the month of January behind us, looking back we see a month that was not only warmer but also drier than normal. Like we talked about earlier...
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