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Thursday, Nov 01, 2012 03:13 PM PDT
Today's Weather News Headlines - Yahoo! News: New York Mayor Bloomberg endorses Obama Don't Freak Out About the Possible Election Day Nor'Easter Just Yet New York Mayor Bloomberg endorses Obama for re-election, cites leadership on climate change Bloomberg endorses Obama for a second term, climate change a focus NYC Mayor Bloomberg Endorses Obama AP NewsAlert Bloomberg Gives Obama Surprise Endorsement Critics: Sandy Showed Nuclear Plants’ Vulnerability to Weather, Sabotage Climate change, or crap shoot? Experts weigh Sandy's causes November Starts With Warm DFW Weather Hurricane Sandy a boon to global warming speculation

New York Mayor Bloomberg endorses Obama  Thursday, Nov 01, 2012 03:13 PM PDT New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is endorsing President Barack Obama for re-election, citing his leadership on climate change. Full Story	Top
Don't Freak Out About the Possible Election Day Nor'Easter Just Yet  Thursday, Nov 01, 2012 03:13 PM PDT Let's all sit down for this: The National Weather Service is predicting more weather of the extreme variety. A Nor'easter is "possible for Mid-Atlantic/New England states by Election Day into next Thursday," per the Hydrometeorological Prediction Center of College Park, Maryland. Nor'easter sounds like something we're not quite ready to deal with yet, but it will not be as monumental, it appears, as a Snor'eastercane. ... Full Story	Top
New York Mayor Bloomberg endorses Obama for re-election, cites leadership on climate change  Thursday, Nov 01, 2012 02:50 PM PDT WASHINGTON - New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Thursday backed President Barack Obama over Republican Mitt Romney, saying the incumbent Democrat will bring leadership that is critically needed to fight climate change after the East Coast devastation wrought by Hurricane Sandy. Full Story	Top
Bloomberg endorses Obama for a second term, climate change a focus  Thursday, Nov 01, 2012 01:19 PM PDT (Reuters) - New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Thursday endorsed President Barack Obama for a second term, citing the importance of his record on climate change, particularly in the aftermath of the devastating blow dealt to the New York area by storm Sandy. Bloomberg said Obama has taken significant steps to reduce carbon consumption, whereas Republican challenger Mitt Romney has backtracked on earlier positions he had taken as governor of Massachusetts to battle climate change. "Our climate is changing," Bloomberg wrote in an opinion article for Bloomberg View, a section of Bloomberg News. ... Full Story	Top
NYC Mayor Bloomberg Endorses Obama  Thursday, Nov 01, 2012 12:49 PM PDT Citing climate change as the deciding factor, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg today endorsed President Obama for a second term, saying Hurricane Sandy “brought the stakes of Tuesday’s presidential election into sharp relief.” In the wake of the devastation, Bloomberg, an independent, said the... Full Story	Top
AP NewsAlert  Thursday, Nov 01, 2012 12:10 PM PDT New York Mayor Bloomberg endorses Obama for re-election, cites leadership on climate change Full Story	Top
Bloomberg Gives Obama Surprise Endorsement  Thursday, Nov 01, 2012 11:58 AM PDT New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg made a surprise last-minute endorsement of President Obama on Thursday, saying his decision came after reflecting on Hurricane Sandy and the threat of man-made climate change.  Full Story	Top
Critics: Sandy Showed Nuclear Plants’ Vulnerability to Weather, Sabotage  Thursday, Nov 01, 2012 11:00 AM PDT The danger Hurricane Sandy posed to nuclear power plants along the East Coast highlights some of the same vulnerabilities that terrorists looking to release harmful radiation into the environment could exploit, watchdog groups said this week. Full Story	Top
Climate change, or crap shoot? Experts weigh Sandy's causes  Thursday, Nov 01, 2012 05:52 AM PDT (Reuters) - A huge storm barrels down on the United States, wreaking havoc with punishing winds, record flooding, heavy snowfall and massive blackouts. Is the main culprit climate change or a freak set of coincidences? Sandy wiped out homes along the New Jersey shore, submerged parts of New York City, and dumped snow as far south as the Carolinas. At least 50 people were reported killed in the United States, on top of 69 in the Caribbean, while millions of people were left without power. ... Full Story	Top
November Starts With Warm DFW Weather  Thursday, Nov 01, 2012 05:24 AM PDT Full Story	Top
Hurricane Sandy a boon to global warming speculation  Wednesday, Oct 31, 2012 11:50 PM PDT While global warming hysteria in recent years largely fell off many Americans’ radar, Hurricane Sandy has brought back climate change speculation with a vengeance: This week has seen politicians, pundits and entertainers engaged in hypotheses about the role global warming played in producing the monster storm. Full Story	Top

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