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	Precipitation Event February 4, 2010 A significant precipitation event is developing in the Gulf of Mexico, fed by warm waters from the eastern Pacific Ocean. Forecasts call for a major snow event along the eastern seaboard.
	United States January 29, 2010 A powerful storm is developing in the mid-west and is forecast to dump snow and sleet from Oklahoma to the Atlantic coast of North Carolina from today through Saturday night.
	United States East Coast January 22, 2010 This image shows a powerful front off the east coast, snow in the St. Lawrence River valley and a derecho (a violent, linear storm system) spanning the width of Florida.
	Korean Peninsula January 5, 2010 This image from MTSAT-1R shows the record-breaking snows that blanketed the region around the Koreas and China.
	Tropical Depression 11 November 4, 2009 Tropical Depression 11 has formed just off the coast of Costa Rica. This system is currently moving west-northwest near 7 MPH, with winds near 35 MPH.
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