Aaron Barker
Senior Digital Content Producer and Meteorologist at FOX Weather
Website manager, newsie, meteorologist, candlemaker and ranter extraordinaire. The opinions expressed here are my own.
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2 weeks ago |
foxweather.com | Aaron Barker
This week, NOAA released its forecast for the Atlantic hurricane season. Before the season officially starts on June 1, let’s find out how much you remember about the monster hurricanes of the past. Click here to start our five-question quiz. Be sure to jot down how many you got correct so you’ll know how you rank at the end. Need a hint? You’ll find the answer to one of the questions in the video below.
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3 weeks ago |
foxweather.com | Aaron Barker
CHICAGO – The skies over Chicago became an apocalyptic scene Friday as a dust storm raced through the Windy City. The National Weather Service started issuing alerts about the dust in central Illinois and western Indiana on Friday evening. The Dust Storm Warning will remain in effect for Chicago until 9 p.m. Central Time. AT LEAST 4 KILLED IN ST.
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3 weeks ago |
foxweather.com | Aaron Barker
ST. LOUIS – Damage was reported Friday after a tornado-warned storm ripped through the St. Louis metro area. The storm was part of a system that has millions of people across several states on alert for the potential of tornadoes, damaging wind and large hail. Much of the damage seems to have happened in the University City area, where images of downed trees have surfaced on social media.
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3 weeks ago |
foxweather.com | Aaron Barker
It's FOX Weather Quiz Time! Hurricane season officially started in the Eastern Pacific Ocean this week. The season officially starts in the Atlantic on June 1. See how much you know about common hurricane terms with this five-question quiz. Click here to get started. Be sure to jot down how many you get correct so you'll know how you rank at the end. Need a hint? You'll find the answer to one of the questions in the video below.
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4 weeks ago |
foxweather.com | Aaron Barker
VENICE, La. – Three people were struck by lightning in Louisiana on Friday, while parts of New Orleans were flooded. Patrick Harvey, director of the Plaquemines Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness, said the people were aboard a boat in the Mississippi River near Venice when the lightning strike happened. Harvey said the victims were met by an ambulance when they returned to shore and were then taken to a New Orleans hospital for treatment.
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