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I'm Bethany Van Delft, and this is the 10 News,

where we get the lowdown on what's up in the world.

It's Thursday, June 10th.

With a change in the seasons comes some wild weather,

so grab your umbrella and let's get into the 10.

Depending on where you live, the summer months may be full of stormy weather.

Summer is a reputation for bringing on whipping winds, thrilling

thunder clouds, and brilliant bolts of electricity. But why is summer so stormy? Storms need heat

and moisture to form, so it makes sense that storms happen more often in the warmer months

of the year.

Weather experts are predicting a particularly harsh year for extreme weather.

Okay, that's bad.

Last year, there were more named storms, those storms that are named by the U.S. National Hurricane Center than any other year on record.

In response, the Biden administration decided to double the amount of money for communities

to use to get ready for extreme weather this year.

Excellent.

No matter what your forecast looks like this summer, one thing is for sure.

Summer is one of the most amazing times to witness the power of

nature. Are you mad about meteorology? So is our correspondent Kenny Curtis. He's here to talk

more about summer weather and the extreme storms that can come along with it.

Hi there, everybody. Kenny Curtis here with another reminder that wherever you are, there's weather. Right. And sometimes it's stormy weather, especially in the summer months when storms can pop up suddenly

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