Matthew Cappucci, Washington Post

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Past articles by Matthew:

Lee live briefing: Storm scrapes New England while bolting toward Nova Scotia

Hurricane Lee is set to make landfall near coastal New England and Canada this weekend. The storm is expected to bring heavy rain and wind to the area. → Read More

Hurricane Lee set to lash eastern New England and Atlantic Canada

Tropical-storm-force winds and dangerous surf are expected. Down East Maine may be among the hardest-hit areas. → Read More

Tropical storm warnings issued for New England ahead of Hurricane Lee

Tropical storm conditions could reach eastern New England by Friday afternoon and continue until Saturday night or Sunday. → Read More

Three scenarios for how Hurricane Lee could affect the U.S. and Canada

Tropical storm and hurricane watches have been issued for coastal New England ahead of the storm, expected to strike Friday into the weekend. → Read More

Lee could reach Category 5 strength in Atlantic, long-term path uncertain

It’s still too early to write off as a potential hazard for the United States → Read More

Tornado activity has simmered. Soon it could roar back to life.

The weather pattern looks to become more favorable for severe weather next week. → Read More

How dust storms happen, and why they’re so dangerous

The biggest threat from dust storms comes on the roadways. → Read More

How three tornadoes hit Florida and Virginia on consecutive days

Just a day after a first tornado hit Boynton Beach in Florida, a second tornado tore through Palm Beach County. → Read More

Grapefruit-sized hail bombards Texas as icy baseballs pelt Florida

Severe thunderstorms have been dropping massive chunks of ice on the southern U.S. → Read More

Contrasting weather pattern fueling hot West, cool East, storms in South

The warm West is bringing the risk of flooding from rapid snow melt, while severe thunderstorms with large hail threaten Texas and Florida. → Read More

Tornadoes charge through South, Midwest and Mid-Atlantic, killing 24

Deaths were reported in Wynne, Ark., and in Sullivan County, Ind. In Belvidere, Ill., a person died when the roof of the Apollo Theatre collapsed. → Read More

An apparent tornado made out of snow was spotted in Scotland

A Scottish farmer witnessed the bizarre phenomenon while tending to his sheep this week. → Read More

Deadly cyclone Freddy has become Earth’s longest-lived tropical storm

The storm has survived for 31 days and rapidly intensified six times. → Read More

Texas, South brace for dangerous storm outbreak, tornado threat Thursday

The same storm system will also generate flooding and heavy snow, while record warmth surges out ahead of it. → Read More

Cyclone Freddy teeters on brink of Category 5 strength in Indian Ocean

The storm could make a run toward Madagascar at hurricane force. → Read More

What triggered the Turkey quakes? Why was the second so big? Key questions, answered.

How long did the shaking last? Was the second quake an aftershock? → Read More

Tornadoes, perhaps strong, possible along Gulf Coast

The unusual setup is making for a high-stakes but low-confidence forecast. → Read More

Developing storm to bring tornado threat to Gulf Coast, and snow to north

Heavy snow is expected from New Mexico to Ohio. → Read More

How to see green comet passing Earth for first time in 50,000 years

You may be able to spot the object in a clear, moonless sky -- especially with binoculars or a telescope. → Read More

Back-to-back winter storms target snow-starved Northeast

After a night of snow in western and central New England, two more storms are on the way → Read More