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Jim Cantore

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Atlanta
As seen in: The Weather Channel, HuffPost, The Boston Globe, Boston Herald, This Old House, KDRV-TV (Medford, OR)
Certified Broadcast Meteorologist and AMS Fellow. WX GEEK at TWC for 39+ years. Always awaiting mother natures latest temper tantrum. The journey is the reward.
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Power outage follows tornado strike and deaths in Tennessee

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By Jim Cantore Verified
| KDRV-TV (Medford, OR) Verified
CLARKSVILLE, Ten. -- The Weather Channel's Jim Cantore is surveying damage today from a weekend tornado at Clarksville, Tennessee. He says, "A cold day here in Clarksville, TN. You can still see signs of that cold with the frost on the ground left over from this morning in the shady areas. I want to take you back to this morning, to first light, so you can see just how bad this was. It was frosty everywhere...rooftops, grass, everything. Even the debris fields had frost all over them this morning.
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Why Leaves Change Color

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By Jim Cantore Verified
| weloveweather.tv
If you've ever wondered about the process leaves go through when they change color, you're not alone! Watch this exclusive video of Jim Cantore explaining the chemistry behind the changing leaves during this time of year.
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The Anatomy of a Tornado

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By Jim Cantore Verified
| weloveweather.tv
This week is Tornado Week! Catch up on tornado facts, safety information, and more on the site and watch The Weather Channel starting at 8p ET throughout the week to see the network's best and most shocking tornado shows. Tornadoes are a brute force of nature that can't be stopped. They have the power to plow through anything in their way once they form, but what makes tornadoes so strong?
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