Amsmeteor.org - 5/31/13, Mike Hankey

Over 200 witnesses reported a large fireball over Ohio last night around 11:05 PM local central time (3:05 UT). The fireball was seen from primarily Ohio and Indiana, but witnesses from West Virginia, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Kentucky and North Carolina also reported seeing the fireball. Here is heat map for the event that shows where the witnesses reported from. Click the image below to review the event map and witness reports for this fireball.

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Accuweather.com - 5/31/13, Jim Andrews

The Summer Monsoon looks set to gain a foothold on the Indian Subcontinent within as little as a few days. Monsoon onset would open the summer rainy season, beginning in southern and eastern parts of the Subcontinent. The Monsoon normally advances quickly into northern and western India during the first half of June before finally reaching most of Pakistan by mid-July.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) tracks the Monsoon advance, beginning in May, then follows its withdrawal from the Subcontinent late in the summer. The IMD have forecast an onset date of June 3 in the southwestern India state of Kerala. Normal onset date here is about June 1.

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Suspicious Observer - 5/31/13

Dutchsinse, 5/30/13

This volcano never ceases to amaze! Its been a very long time since the last video the Japanese agency put out in regards to this volcano.

At one point during 2011 , this volcano erupted 10 times in one day !

Things have quieted down a bit there, but now we see this... reminiscent of 2011's activity. Large static discharge lightning flashes, along with several lava bombs, and a LOT of ash fallout.

kansasfirstnews-Cristina Frank May 20,2013

Tornadoes moved through parts of northern Kansas for a second straight day yesterday.

The storms damaged several properties late yesterday afternoon in the small Nemaha County town of Corning.

Authorities there say a tornado destroyed at least one home and damaged outbuildings, while several sheds and outbuildings were also hit.

There are no reports of injuries or any deaths.

A large tornado was reported north of Salina near the Ottawa County town of Bennington.

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