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Today's Weather News Headlines - Yahoo! News: Run of Mild Weather Ahead The business of weather watching gets a phone app Surviving the Future of Climate Change: Saturday, February 2, 9 11:30 PM ET [Live Stream] Climate Change May Shrink Bat Moms' Range Canada's furry weather forecasters ready to make their predictions

Run of Mild Weather Ahead  Saturday, Feb 02, 2013 03:57 PM PST Full Story	Top
The business of weather watching gets a phone app  Saturday, Feb 02, 2013 01:40 PM PST NORMAN, Oklahoma (Reuters) - Weather research is taking a new turn that scientists hope will lead to better forecasts in the not-too-distant future. The linchpin of the effort is a free smartphone app. The National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) wants volunteers to download the app to their iPhones or Androids to provide on-the-scene storm reports with a few taps on a screen. The information is important because the radar pictures seen by the public on television don't necessarily reflect what is happening at ground level, according to Dr. Kimberly L. ... Full Story	Top
Surviving the Future of Climate Change: Saturday, February 2, 9 11:30 PM ET [Live Stream]  Saturday, Feb 02, 2013 11:00 AM PST Surviving the Future of Climate Change: Saturday, February 2, 9 11:30 PM ET [Live Stream] Full Story	Top
Climate Change May Shrink Bat Moms' Range  Saturday, Feb 02, 2013 09:05 AM PST Each the spring, female Indiana bats leave the cool caves where they spend the winter hibernating and head north, gathering together in trees to form maternity colonies to have their young. A new study shows that climate change could squeeze these bat moms into a much smaller range over the next 50 years. Full Story	Top
Canada's furry weather forecasters ready to make their predictions  Saturday, Feb 02, 2013 01:03 AM PST WIARTON, Ont. - It's Groundhog Day â€" the day people across North America turn to weather prognosticating rodents in the hope they'll call for an early spring. Full Story	Top

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