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Deadly Storms, Tornadoes Leave Devastation Behind The Weather Channel • Severe Weather Parade To Continue Through The Weekend After Unusual Deep South June Outbreak The Weather Channel • EF-2 Tornado Rips Roof Off Clinic After Touching Down in Toledo Storyful • How crews are working to restore power after deadly tornado in Texas AccuWeather • Lightning Flashes Above James Taylor Concert in Southern Alabama Storyful • • U.S. South faces long, hot holiday weekend after tornadoes Reuters • Where Wildfire Smoke Could Be An Issue This Weekend The Weather Channel • Wind Sends Shopping Carts Racing Through Southwest Oklahoma Parking Lot Storyful • Rare East Atlantic June Storm Increasingly Possible Due To Record Warm Water The Weather Channel • England's Wettest Place Dries Up – With Devastating Consequences Love Exploring • 5 Planets Parade Across The Sky Saturday: How To See It In Wisconsin Patch • Derecho risk to continue in southern US before storm threat shifts farther north AccuWeather • Weather Words: 'Hotter Than Blue Blazes' The Weather Channel • Tornado Warning In Effect In Manchester: National Weather Service Patch • It’s already a hot start to what is expected to be a hot summer NBC News • Tornado pummels Texas Panhandle town, killing 3 and injuring dozens: Updates USA TODAY • US South blanketed with oppressive heat ahead of holiday weekend Reuters • 99 Incredible Tools Every DIYer Should Know About The Family Handyman • Triple-digit heat across Texas is forecast to b...

• 7 Day • • • • • • • • Today June 17 103° / 85° 10 - 20 mph • Tomorrow June 18 104° / 85° 14 - 27 mph • Monday June 19 70% 0.181 in 101° / 81° 11 - 30 mph • Tuesday June 20 70% 0.02 in 102° / 84° 14 - 31 mph • Wednesday June 21 104° / 83° 11 - 25 mph • Thursday June 22 105° / 82° 6 - 17 mph • Friday June 23 40% 0.26 in 103° / 79° 9 - 19 mph •

• 7 Day • • • • • • • • Today June 17 103° / 85° 10 - 20 mph • Tomorrow June 18 104° / 85° 14 - 27 mph • Monday June 19 70% 0.181 in 101° / 81° 11 - 30 mph • Tuesday June 20 70% 0.02 in 102° / 84° 14 - 31 mph • Wednesday June 21 104° / 83° 11 - 25 mph • Thursday June 22 105° / 82° 6 - 17 mph • Friday June 23 40% 0.26 in 103° / 79° 9 - 19 mph •

River rafters rush to California's Sierra Nevada after snowpack melts NBC News • The legacy of Juneteenth and the weather you can expect for major Juneteenth weekend events AccuWeather • Your Father's Day weekend golf forecast AccuWeather • Tornado levels nearly 200 homes in Texas town, leaves 3 dead CBS News • Pensacola left to clean up damage following deadly tornado, record-shattering rainfall AccuWeather • • Storms cause significant flooding on Long Beach Island AccuWeather • Severe Weather Parade To Continue Through The Weekend After Unusual Deep South June Outbreak The Weather Channel • EF-2 Tornado Rips Roof Off Clinic After Touching Down in Toledo Storyful • How crews are working to restore power after deadly tornado in Texas AccuWeather • Lightning Flashes Above James Taylor Concert in Southern Alabama Storyful • These Shocking Images Will Give You A Totally New Perspective On The Climate Crisis Love Exploring • 1st night of summer to feature convergence of astronomical trio AccuWeather • Threat Of Big Hail And High Winds Through Weekend The Weather Channel • 6-year-old boy dies after battling lightning-related injuries in Texas AccuWeather • Camden County Roads Flood From Heavy Thunderstorms Patch • Where Wildfire Smoke Could Be An Issue This Weekend The Weather Channel • Wind Sends Shopping Carts Racing Through Southwest Oklahoma Parking Lot Storyful • England's Wettest Place Dries Up – With Devastating Consequences Love Exploring • 5 Planets Parade Across The S...

The time period when the sun is no more than 6 degrees below the horizon at either sunrise or sunset. The horizon should be clearly defined and the brightest stars should be visible under good atmospheric conditions (i.e. no moonlight, or other lights). One still should be able to carry on ordinary outdoor activities. The time period when the sun is between 12 and 18 degrees below the horizon at either sunrise or sunset. The sun does not contribute to the illumination of the sky before this time in the morning, or after this time in the evening. In the beginning of morning astronomical twilight and at the end of astronomical twilight in the evening, sky illumination is very faint, and might be undetectable.