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Interesting weather stories this week

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Once again I have saved a bunch of stories on weather, climate, and agriculture that I thought were interesting over the past week. Maybe you will find one or more of them interesting, too.

EarthSky: Awaiting the next historic solar storm

Southeast Farm Press: Rebuilding the grain bin destroyed by hurricane then tornado

Yahoo News: On tap in California: Another drought four years after last

Bloomberg: California Reservoirs Are Half-Empty, Recalling Historic Drought

Axios: How the meteor that killed dinosaurs created modern forests

Massive Science: Faraway cities are sending their heat to the Arctic’s ecosystem

Yahoo News: Greenland’s vast ice sheet is being turned black by algae, part of a vicious cycle making it melt faster

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