Numbers confirm it: Summer was a scorcher
ALBANY, N.Y. — New numbers confirm what the sweaty brows of Northeasterners have been saying for months: The summer of 2010 was a record-breaking scorcher.
Temperatures again approach 100 in wilting East
Scorching temperatures returning to wilted East
Fire at upstate NY home kills 6 kids, ages 1 to 12
NY comptroller wants lead status in BP lawsuit
Turbulence on Ohio-to-NY flight injures 4 people
Northern NY, New England storm drops foot of snow
Spring snowstorm hits northern NY, New England
Detectives probing 1978 NY arson that killed 8
Detectives probing 1978 NY arson that killed 8
Northeast storm’s wake: Nearly 600k without power
Utility crews struggling to restore power in NE
New York City has snowiest month in its history
Bam! Bam! Bam! 3rd blizzard this month smacks East
NY Gov. Paterson won’t drop bid despite scandal
Pressure rises for NY’s Paterson to end campaign
Wind could be the real concern in snowy Northeast
Cruel winter’s latest insult bears down on East
Philly, NYC in line for cruel winter’s latest
Snow, high winds headed to winter-weary Northeast
Snow storms blanket Northeast; 2nd storm on tap
1st round of storms blankets Northeast
ALBANY, N.Y. — A storm dropping rain and snow moved over the Northeast on Wednesday, closing hundreds of schools and knocking out power to more than 160,000 customers as forecasters warned it could linger over areas largely spared this winter from record snowfalls that socked other parts of the nation.
Back-to-back severe storms headed for Northeast
Rain, wind lead to flood warnings, airport delays
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