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Warmest March On Record At Augusta's Bush Field
It's springtime in Augusta, and it seems like it has already been here for a long time.
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Where's Winter?
The winter of 2011-2012 has been quite warm so far for much of the country, including the Augusta area.
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NBC 26 WeatherCall Service Continues
NBC 26 is here for you with our free WeatherCall service.
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NBC 26 Storm Spotters Send Well Wishes To Jeff Rucker
When Jeff Rucker arrived at NBC 26 in 1999, he quickly implemented many changes in the weather department, including creating an active storm spotter network made up of many loyal viewers with a passion for weather.
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WeatherCall Troubleshooting
If you are having problems or concerns with your WeatherCall account, you have come to the right spot!
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Storm Spotters Learn How Warnings Are Issued
Saturday morning, about 25 members of our storm spotter team were at the NBC 26 studio learning more about thunderstorms and flash flooding.
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Big Weather Influencer, La Nina, Comes To An End
La Nina has ended. The equatorial Pacific Ocean water temperatures near South America are warming up, so we are heading into a neutral phase of the El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO).
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UPDATE: South Georgia Wildfire Likely Cause Of Haze In Augusta
Tuesday morning, Augusta residents awoke to hazy, and even smoky looking skies.
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ONLY ON 26: Weather Enthusiasts Prepare For Severe Weather
It's that time of year again--time to get prepared for severe weather season!
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Record Warmth Invades Georgia-Carolina
After weeks of extremely cold weather and bouts of snow and ice, the Augusta area is suddenly enjoying spring-like weather.
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Warmer Weather May Be Right Around The Corner
Although temperatures should stay mostly below average for the rest of this week, next week may be much different.
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December 2010 Nearly Sets New Record For Cold
After a long, hot summer and a mild fall, December 2010 turned out to be bitterly cold, at least by Augusta standards.
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WAGT Storm Spotters Meet For 4th Quarter Training
Saturday, about 20 of NBC 26's storm spotters attended a quarterly training session conducted by Chief Meteorologist Jeff Rucker.
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26 Weather Team Teaches Kids About Weather At Annual Science Event
Jeff Rucker, Jay Jefferies, and Rich Rogers taught kids about weather at the 25th annual Science Education Enrichment Day at USC Aiken on Saturday, Oct. 16, 2010.
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Subtropical Storm Otto Forms In Atlantic
The National Hurricane Center says Subtropical Storm Otto has formed east of the Turks and Caicos Islands and is heading farther into the Atlantic.
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Summer's Over, But The Heat Isn't In California
Los Angeles recorded its hottest day on record Monday.
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Heat Streak Ends With Record-Tying High Temperature
Record-breaking summer heat ended with a record-tying high temperature in Augusta on Saturday.
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Winds Push Jellyfish To Carolina Coast
Unusual wind patterns this year are pushing rarely seen jellyfish from the Gulf Stream onto beaches along the coast of the Carolinas.
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Tropical Storm Karl Develops
Tropical Storm Karl has formed formed in the Caribbean Sea, heading on a path that's expected to take it over the Yucatan Peninsula.
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WAGT Storm Spotters Gather For Quarterly Training
A group of WAGT 26 News storm spotters gathered at the station Saturday morning to brush up on their knowledge and preparedness for this year's hurricane season.
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Working On This Weather Page
Thanks for stopping by our website. We are working to restore some of the nice features of our previous weather page with some of the features of this new weather page. Please check back frequently. Thanks! Jeff
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Temperatures In Augusta Were Much Hotter 3 Years Ago
There's no doubt the summer of 2010 has been quite hot so far. But the heat wave of August 2007 was far worse!
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Weather team members visit local libraries to talk to kids
The weather team was on the road again Wednesday.
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Next round of heat won't hurt Comcast services, CEO says
Comcast doesn't expect to have any problems with its cable system because of the next round of triple digit temperatures.
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Extreme heat hits Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states
A heat wave is bearing down on the East Coast from New England to Virginia. The record-setting, 100+ heat is expected to continue Wednesday. For those who had to be outside it wasn't pretty.
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