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Meghan Bartels

New York

News Reporter at Scientific American

Science journalist @sciam (tweets are my fault) | @WGAEast member | #SHERP34, @Georgetown alumna | books/old stuff nerd, caffeine fan, cat lady, she/her

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Articles

  • 1 week ago | scientificamerican.com | Meghan Bartels

    Clouds of dust drifting from the Sahara Desert over the Atlantic Ocean could make for unusual-looking sunrises and sunsets, as well as potentially drier weather, over Florida and parts of the southeastern U.S. in the coming days. What’s HappeningBetween late spring and early fall, dust from the Saharan gets blown out over the Atlantic Ocean every three to five days.

  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Meghan Bartels

    Clouds of dust drifting from the Sahara Desert over the Atlantic Ocean could make for unusual-looking sunrises and sunsets, as well as potentially drier weather, over Florida and parts of the southeastern U.S. in the coming days. What’s HappeningBetween late spring and early fall, dust from the Saharan gets blown out over the Atlantic Ocean every three to five days.

  • 2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Meghan Bartels

    Tornadoes threaten huge swaths of the U.S. this weekend amid a season already marked by unusually high storm activity, even as the National Weather Service faces budget cuts likely to impede its ability to respond to severe weather.

  • 3 weeks ago | booboone.com | Meghan Bartels

    Tornadoes Expected to Strike Multiple States This Weekend in One of the Worst Seasons This Decade Tornadoes are predicted across swaths of the U.S. in the coming days, likely adding to this year's already high tally of such storms By Meghan Bartels edited by Dean Visser Tornadoes threaten huge swaths of the U.S. this weekend amid a season already marked by unusually high storm activity, even as the National Weather Service faces budget cuts likely to impede its ability to respond to severe...

  • 3 weeks ago | scientificamerican.com | Meghan Bartels

    Tornadoes threaten huge swaths of the U.S. this weekend amid a season already marked by unusually high storm activity, even as the National Weather Service faces budget cuts likely to impede its ability to respond to severe weather.

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