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First, the history: last April's administering of the MCAT in Somerville was delayed for more than two hours because a thunderstorm caused a campus-wide black-out--which occurred literally two seconds before the already-nervous pre-meds opened the seal of their first section...
...venturing out to Somerville tomorrow morning, please take the above information for what it's worth: very little. Please relax, because the inconvenience probably didn't have much effect on student's scores, and it's statistically improbable that the same will happen to you (unless there's a thunderstorm...
...photo researcher Mary Thompson were monitoring developments and keeping the members of TIME's team in contact with one another. Perhaps the most dramatic contribution of all came from photographer Liss, a pilot. Ignoring the misgivings of police at the airport, he flew a small aircraft through a thunderstorm from Des Moines to Jefferson City, Missouri, to take the photo that graces this week's cover...
Today: rainy and windy during the morning, high in the mid 50s. Chance of a thunderstorm then partial clearing during the afternoon, high in the 40s. Tonight: partly cloudy, windy and much colder, chance of a flurry, low 20 to 25. Tomorrow: mostly sunny, windy and cold, high near...
...during a recent flight over Arkansas that Margaret Carlson realized one of the ironies of being deputy chief of our Washington bureau, a job she assumed in July. Margaret was aboard a small plane to interview Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton, now a Democratic presidential hopeful, when a thunderstorm hit. "Clinton loved it," she says. "But I'm a white-knuckle flyer even in clear skies." As the plane bucked and lurched, she recalled that it is one of her duties to assign stories to the bureau's correspondents -- but she had assigned this one to herself...