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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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The Weather Channel's Paul Walsh tracks the winter storm as it makes its way across the United States, dumping heavy snow and strong winds along the way.
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Weather Channel's Eric Fisher reports winter has finally showed up, and offers details of the weather forecast for the rest of Monday.
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CNBC's Brian Sullivan reports a snowstorm caused a 125 mile backup on a road in Russia, and relentless snow and fog has shut down multiple airports in China; and Amanda Drury says Supervalu is soaring.
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Rep. Frank Pallone, (D-NJ), discusses how two major storms impacted the state's $35.5 billion tourism industry.
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The Weather Channel's Maria LaRosa has the update on the nor'easter that brought high winds and snow from Delaware to Maine.
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The Weather Channel's Maria LaRosa reports on the impact of winter storm Athena along the eastern shorelines.
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Assessing the damage left in the wake of nor'easter, Athena, with Chuck Watson, Kinetic Analysis Corp.
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John Hofmeister, Founder and CEO of Citizens for Affordable Energy, weighs in on preventing another gas shortage.
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The Weather Channel's Mark Elliott has the update on nor'easter, Athena.
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Meteorologist Todd Gross says the major issue with the nor'easter headed for the Northeast is that there are still leaves on the trees, which will cause limbs to come down.
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Meteorologist, Todd Gross has the update on another major storm barreling up the East Coast.
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There is a real threat of significant snow in the New York metropolitan area, reports Meteorologist Todd Gross.
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The Weather Channel's Danielle Banks has the details on another storm headed up the East Coast, bringing with it rain, wind, and some snow.
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When the weather is bad, it generally favors Republicans, and we are forecasting rain in Northern Florida tomorrow, reports Paul Walsh, The Weather Channel; and there's a chance a winning candidate will not be announced tomorrow, with Keith McCullough, Hedgeye Risk Management founder & CEO.
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Sandy remains on track to strike the east coast, with Jim Cantore, The Weather Channel.
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Would you take a storm more seriously if it was named after a Greek god? The Weather Channel thinks so, feeling it will be easier for folks to track the storm and get the word out on social media.
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CNBC's Jane Wells has the story on money set aside by local governments for snow removal and what opportunities exist for unused money.
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CNBC's Jane Wells reports on how municipalities can cash in on the early spring this year.
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Most ski areas have not gotten as much snow this year as usual. Discussing the attraction to their ski resorts, with Andy Wirth, Squaw Valley Ski Resort president/CEO and Bill Stenger, Jay Peaks Resort president/CEO.
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A look at the ski resorts seeing a loss in tourism due to the warmer weather this winter, with Fred Lowrance, Avondale Partners analyst.