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NEW YORK, April 30- Six months after Hurricane Sandy ripped into the U.S. East Coast and triggered one of the worst energy crises in decades, there is scattered evidence companies and state agencies have moved to strengthen complex fuel supply networks against future storms.
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NEW YORK, April 30- Six months after Hurricane Sandy ripped into the U.S. East Coast and triggered one of the worst energy crises in decades, there is scattered evidence companies and state agencies have moved to strengthen complex fuel supply networks against future storms.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass., March 7- A slow moving winter storm lumbered across New England and the mid-Atlantic states on Thursday, plopping heavy, wet snow and blowing strong winds blamed for coastal flooding and flight cancellations.
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The Weather Channel's Eric Fisher has the latest details on the winter storm hitting the East Coast and the travel delays associated with it. (3:21)
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CHICAGO, March 5- Snow and sleet mixed with snow were moving into northern Illinois early on Tuesday, and the snowstorm will bring more valuable moisture to dry areas of the U.S. Midwest, including Minnesota, eastern Iowa, northern Illinois into Indiana and Ohio, an agricultural meteorologist said.
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A massive snow storm hit the midwest yesterday, bringing whiteout conditions and hurricane-force winds throughout the region.
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products are lower because they went up last week on fears the blizzard would harm refineries or infrastructure, but the storm just caused demand destruction, "said Phil Flynn, analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago. Brent lost 77 cents to settle at $118.13 a barrel, after slipping to $117.54 in early trade.
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CNBC's Berthat Coombs has the update on cleanup efforts in the aftermath of the Northeast's powerful winter storm. And, Mike Durand, NSTAR, weighs in on what a Massachusetts utility company's is doing to restore power.
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The "Squawk on the Street" news team reports on the market's major headline news; including Dell defending its takeover deal. And discussing the recent rally in the S&P; with Michael Jones, Riverfront Investment Group. Also, a look at Nemo's cleanup efforts, with the Weather Channel's Mike Seidel.
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CNBC's Bertha Coombs reports on the aftermath of a monster winter storm that hit the Northeast this weekend, and discusses its impact on consumers and businesses.
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CNBC's Bertha Coombs reports on cleanup efforts after winter storm Nemo dumped record and near record amounts of snow in New England and the New York metro area.
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Laura Champine, MD, retail & consumer products equity research at Cannacord Genuity, tells CNBC that storm Nemo shouldn't hurt retail as February is usually a slow month for sales.
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NBC's Jay Gray reports from Boston on the winter storm Neon, saying forecasters expect Boston to be the hardest hit area; and there are 20 days until the sequester could take effect, with Scott Rasmussen, Rasmussen Reports; Kevin Williamson, National Review; and Larry Elder, author of "Dear Father, Dear Son."
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*Two feet of snow to blanket most of Boston area. BOSTON/ NEW YORK, Feb 8- A blizzard slammed into the northeastern United States on Friday, snarling traffic, disrupting thousands of flights and prompting five governors to declare states of emergency in the face of a fearsome snowstorm.
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Fashion Week kicks off as Nemo heads for Northeast, reports CNBC's Courtney Reagan.
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Rob Maruster, JetBlue COO, discusses how airlines are preparing for the monster storm bearing down on the Northeast.
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Home supply stores are gearing up ahead of a severe blizzard headed for the Northeast, reports CNBC's Mary Thompson.
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CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis has the latest stats on winter storm Nemo. And, the Weather Channel's Mike Seidel reports how New England is preparing for the blizzard.
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More than four thousand flights are being cancelled today as winter storm Nemo bears down on the Northeast, reports NBC's Rehema Ellis.
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The Weather Channel's Jim Cantore reports from Boston on the latest details on winter storm Nemo, which could dump a foot of snow in the New York metro area, and more than two feet in New England. (2:29)
