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Emmy Award Winning Meteorologist @ABC7News American Meteorological Society Seal Holder & Fellow. Semi-Pro Photographer. Loves weather and adventurous sports.
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WEATHER ALERT: DC heat advisory Saturday, widespread severe weather risk into the evening

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By Veronica Johnson Verified, Steve Rudin
| WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA) Verified
WASHINGTON (7News) — Saturday brings a dangerous combination of intense heat, high humidity and the threat of severe thunderstorms across the Washington region. A heat advisory is in effect until 7 p.m. for parts of the DMV, with heat index values near 105. Storms may begin developing during the afternoon before another potentially more organized round moves in during the evening.
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Out beyond the Magnetosphere: Why space weather is one of Artemis II’s biggest challenges

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By Veronica Johnson Verified
| WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA) Verified
WASHINGTON (7News) — As NASA’s Artemis II mission prepares for liftoff, most of the conversation in D.C. and around the nation has rightly centered on the excitement of the first crewed lunar journey in more than five decades. But there’s another, less visible element that mission planners are watching just as closely. That element is "space weather" and the Sun has just reminded us why it matters.
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Hidden weather threat to NASA's next moon mission

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By Veronica Johnson Verified
| WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA) Verified
WASHINGTON (7News) — When D.C. locals area think about weather, they usually picture storms rolling up the East Coast, a windy March day, or a summer thunderstorm over the Potomac. But there’s another kind of weather happening 93 million miles away—and it could affect astronauts headed to the Moon.
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