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Duck Boat Design Unsafe, Flagged Years Ago After Accident In Arkansas
The drownings of 17 people when a "duck boat" in which they were riding sank in a storm over a Missouri lake on Thursday was reminiscent of an accident involving the amphibious tourist vessel in 1999 in which 13 people died.
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17 Dead, Including 9 From Family, After US Boat Capsizes In Storm
Nine members of the same family were among 17 people killed when a "duck boat" sank during a storm on Thursday on a Missouri lake in one of the deadliest U.S. tourist tragedies in years.
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Deadly Storms Unleash Tornadoes And Record Snow In United States, Cause Havoc
Deadly slow-moving storms generated record or near-record snowfall and low temperatures in the US Midwest and tornadoes further east on Sunday, leaving airline travelers stranded and thousands without power.
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Severe Floods Hit Missouri As US Storms Sweep North
Floods in Missouri forced hundreds of residents out of their homes on Tuesday after four days of storms sent rivers to record levels, killing at least 13 people, closing hundreds of roads and halting shipping on the swollen Mississippi river.
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At Least Three Dead as Tropical Storm Bill Lashes Central US
Tropical Depression Bill pelted the central United States with heavy rain on Thursday after causing at least three deaths in the region, including a toddler in Oklahoma who was swept out of his father's arms by raging waters, officials said.
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Icy Storm Paralyses Central US, Pummels Nation's Capital
Record-breaking cold gripped the eastern United States on Monday while an icy winter storm crippled the nation's central states and then plowed into the mid-Atlantic, dumping snow ahead of Tuesday's morning commute.
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Explosions And Gunfire: A US Police Raid Gone Wrong
Cheye Calvo was at home in his underwear in the US state of Maryland when police in commando gear stormed in, shooting his dogs with machine guns and throwing his mother-in-law to the floor.
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Snow storm slams US Plains, at least two dead
An unusually heavy winter storm slammed into the nation's mid-section on Tuesday, heading east and threatening roughly two-thirds of the country with what forecasters said could be up to a foot (30 cm) of snow.
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Ice storms, snowfall, rain hinder holiday travel across US
About 150 sections of various highways were closed due to flooding, according to the Missouri Department of Transportation website.
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Storm brings heavy snowfalls to US Midwest, Northeast
Another round of wintry weather battered the U.S. Midwest and East Coast on Saturday.
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US freeze shows no sign of weekend melt after deadly storm, several dead
Snow, sleet, and freezing rain are forecast to hit the eastern United States this weekend, and temperatures will stay below zero in the west, the National Weather Service said, after a deadly winter storm slammed the nation's midsection on Friday.
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Solar plane makes successful trans-US flight amid storms
The Solar Impulse, a single-person solar-powered aircraft piloted by a Swiss adventurer, landed in St Louis, Missouri early today on the third leg of a transcontinental flight after over 21 hours in the air.
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Tornadoes hit US states killing at least one
A powerful storm system churning through the US Midwest spawned tornadoes Sunday in the states of Kansas, Oklahoma and Iowa, destroying homes and killing at least one person, US media reported.
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Spring storms unleash heavy snow, tornadoes in central US
Spring storms unleashed heavy snow, rain and high winds, including tornadoes, across parts of the central United States on Wednesday, leaving thousands of residents and businesses without power and causing scattered property damage.
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Blizzard buries US plains, aims for Chicago evening rush hour
A powerful winter storm barreled towards Chicago on Tuesday, threatening to snarl the evening commute with heavy snow, ice and winds while leaving nearly all of the US Plains buried in its wake.
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Duck Boat Design Unsafe, Flagged Years Ago After Accident In Arkansas
The drownings of 17 people when a "duck boat" in which they were riding sank in a storm over a Missouri lake on Thursday was reminiscent of an accident involving the amphibious tourist vessel in 1999 in which 13 people died.
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17 Dead, Including 9 From Family, After US Boat Capsizes In Storm
Nine members of the same family were among 17 people killed when a "duck boat" sank during a storm on Thursday on a Missouri lake in one of the deadliest U.S. tourist tragedies in years.
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Deadly Storms Unleash Tornadoes And Record Snow In United States, Cause Havoc
Deadly slow-moving storms generated record or near-record snowfall and low temperatures in the US Midwest and tornadoes further east on Sunday, leaving airline travelers stranded and thousands without power.
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Severe Floods Hit Missouri As US Storms Sweep North
Floods in Missouri forced hundreds of residents out of their homes on Tuesday after four days of storms sent rivers to record levels, killing at least 13 people, closing hundreds of roads and halting shipping on the swollen Mississippi river.
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At Least Three Dead as Tropical Storm Bill Lashes Central US
Tropical Depression Bill pelted the central United States with heavy rain on Thursday after causing at least three deaths in the region, including a toddler in Oklahoma who was swept out of his father's arms by raging waters, officials said.
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Icy Storm Paralyses Central US, Pummels Nation's Capital
Record-breaking cold gripped the eastern United States on Monday while an icy winter storm crippled the nation's central states and then plowed into the mid-Atlantic, dumping snow ahead of Tuesday's morning commute.
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Explosions And Gunfire: A US Police Raid Gone Wrong
Cheye Calvo was at home in his underwear in the US state of Maryland when police in commando gear stormed in, shooting his dogs with machine guns and throwing his mother-in-law to the floor.
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Snow storm slams US Plains, at least two dead
An unusually heavy winter storm slammed into the nation's mid-section on Tuesday, heading east and threatening roughly two-thirds of the country with what forecasters said could be up to a foot (30 cm) of snow.
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Ice storms, snowfall, rain hinder holiday travel across US
About 150 sections of various highways were closed due to flooding, according to the Missouri Department of Transportation website.
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Storm brings heavy snowfalls to US Midwest, Northeast
Another round of wintry weather battered the U.S. Midwest and East Coast on Saturday.
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US freeze shows no sign of weekend melt after deadly storm, several dead
Snow, sleet, and freezing rain are forecast to hit the eastern United States this weekend, and temperatures will stay below zero in the west, the National Weather Service said, after a deadly winter storm slammed the nation's midsection on Friday.
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Solar plane makes successful trans-US flight amid storms
The Solar Impulse, a single-person solar-powered aircraft piloted by a Swiss adventurer, landed in St Louis, Missouri early today on the third leg of a transcontinental flight after over 21 hours in the air.
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Tornadoes hit US states killing at least one
A powerful storm system churning through the US Midwest spawned tornadoes Sunday in the states of Kansas, Oklahoma and Iowa, destroying homes and killing at least one person, US media reported.
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Spring storms unleash heavy snow, tornadoes in central US
Spring storms unleashed heavy snow, rain and high winds, including tornadoes, across parts of the central United States on Wednesday, leaving thousands of residents and businesses without power and causing scattered property damage.
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Blizzard buries US plains, aims for Chicago evening rush hour
A powerful winter storm barreled towards Chicago on Tuesday, threatening to snarl the evening commute with heavy snow, ice and winds while leaving nearly all of the US Plains buried in its wake.
