The 81st anniversary of World War II's D-Day was Friday, June 6th, but it could have been another day. Weather and ...

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Did you know that meteorology played a massive role during the invasion of D-Day? It was a forecast that changed world history.

On June 6, 1944, Supreme Allied Commander General Dwight D. Eisenhower gives the go-ahead for the largest amphibious military ...

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Day, and a time of historic combat, Washington witnessed a day of peace in the atmosphere, on the road from spring to summer.

Day, the anniversary of the largest seaborne invasion in history that almost didn't happen. But meteorologists on the Allies' side made a weather forecast that would prove successful. A lot of factors ...

For the Normandy landings to succeed, a lot of things had to go right, including a full moon, low tide, light winds, and, of course, decent weather. However, predicting the weather at the time was ...

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Discover how wartime meteorologists helped shape the D-Day invasion. Their timely forecast changed the course of WWII and ...

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