The coffee crop in Vietnam (VEEXMCFV), the world’s biggest grower of the robusta variety used in instant drinks and espressos, has been given a boost by heavy rainfall, according to officials and growers. Read more.
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Apr
13
2012
Coffee Fruiting in Vietnam Gets Boost From Heavy Rainfall
Natalie Reports & Findings, Weather Events 0
Apr
13
2012
Storm Triggers 750 Lightning Strikes
Natalie Records, Reports & Findings, Weather Events 0
Apr
13
2012
Lightning kills eight in Bengal
Natalie red, Reports & Findings, Severe Events, Weather Events 0
Eight persons were today killed and three others injured in a lightning strike during torrential rains in the Sunderbans in the South 24-Parganas district. Read more.
Apr
13
2012
Tornado hits Norman, Okla.; more severe weather forecast for weekend
Natalie Predictions, Reports & Findings, Weather Events 0
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Forecasters are warning of a major tornado outbreak in Kansas and Oklahoma this weekend, with Oklahoma getting a first taste of it on Friday with a tornado touching down near the National Weather Service office in Norman. Read more.
Apr
12
2012
4 feet of hail in Texas? Reports, photos cause quite a storm
Natalie Records, Reports & Findings, Weather Events 0
Sure, everything’s bigger in Texas. But 4 feet of hail from one storm? That’s what the National Weather Service, the Texas Department of Transportation, a local sheriff and others say happened Wednesday in an area north of Amarillo when hail piled up in drifts so wide they cut off a major highway. Read more.
Apr
11
2012
Update: Thunderstorms with heavy rain, hail and wind moving across Oklahoma
Natalie Reports & Findings, Weather Events 0
Thunderstorms with heavy rain hail and wind are moving across Oklahoma. Storms are moving in a southeast direction and flood advisories have been issued. Read more.
Apr
11
2012
Snow and sleet reported in Washington, D.C. metro region: what’s going on?
Natalie Reports & Findings, Weather Events 0
It’s raw and cold outside and we’ve been receiving reports of rain showers and yes – sleet, graupel and snow – in some areas mainly from the District and to the north and west. Accumulating snow has even fallen in the Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania and in western Maryland. Read more.
Apr
11
2012
Suffolk: Hosepipe ban will remain in force despite scheme to transfer millions of litres of water from the west
Natalie Reports & Findings, Weather Events 0
Drought-hit East Anglia’s water stocks could be replenished with supplies from the Midlands, it has emerged. Read more.
Apr
11
2012
‘Perfect recipe’ for wildfires as season starts early
Natalie Reports & Findings, Weather Events 0
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The U.S. wildfire season that typically starts in late spring has taken off this month, with crews tackling fires up and down the East Coast in recent days. Read more.
Apr
10
2012
Dallas tornadoes cause up to $500 million insured loss
Natalie Damage over $500M, Reports & Findings, Weather Events 0
The tornadoes that ripped through the Dallas-Ft. Worth area last week caused up to $500 million in insured losses, a group representing Texas and Oklahoma insurers said. Read more.