Brian Lada
Meteorologist and Senior Content Editor at AccuWeather
Meteorologist & Senior Content Editor for @AccuWeather focusing on astronomy & space. Hiker. Highpointer. Photographer. Typos are my own.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Brian Lada
10 of the hottest cities across the United StatesSome of the biggest cities across the United States are also among the hottest places to be during the summer. Even the hottest cities don't compare to Death Valley, famous for its extreme heat, but millions of city residents can still experience dangerous heat on a regular basis in June, July and August.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Brian Lada
From the awe-inspiring views of the Grand Canyon to the geysers of Yellowstone, millions of people travel to national parks across the United States every year. The parks are home to countless animals, including one mountain-dwelling critter that can ruin a day in the great outdoors. Marmots will pillage backpacks left unattended in search for a snack, and at Sequoia National Park's Mineral King trail, the rodents have been known to chew on tubes and wiring on the underside of vehicles.
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flipboard.com | Brian Lada
1 day agoThe ultimate 7-day summer itinerary in the French AlpsThe French Alps might be famous as a winter time playground, but after the snow melts and the roads clear, it has its own kind of magic in the summer. Warm weather lends itself to ambling in village old towns or taking an evening strolls by the lake in fairy-tale Annecy.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Brian Lada
An animation of the four PUNCH spacecraft orbiting the Earth. (NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center Conceptual Image Lab)The largest rainbowlike feature ever observed in the solar system was just captured by a newly launched spacecraft, as NASA scientists work to better understand the sun and forecast space weather. NASA's PUNCH mission, made up of four Earth-orbiting spacecraft, is focused on studying the sun's outer atmosphere, or corona.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Brian Lada
A tornado forming in Wray, Colorado, under a green sky. (Getty Images/BeyondImages)The sight of an eerie green sky before a fierce thunderstorm is sometimes perceived as a warning sign of an approaching tornado, but forecasters say that this long-standing myth might not be true.
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