Snow, thunder, and heat: where to expect extreme weather this week

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  Good morning.

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  We're heading into a week of weather extremes that could cause major upheaval.

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  AP's science reporter maps out what to expect.

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  "98 million people are going to be under threat for severe storms like tornadoes or just strong thunderstorms."

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  Trump turns to other countries for help in avoiding a spiraling energy crisis.

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  And how One Battle After Another won big at last night's Oscars.

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  It's Monday, March 16th.

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  I'm Cecilia Lei, and this is Apple News Today.

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  It's set to be yet another unpredictable, high-stakes week in the Middle East.

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  Over the weekend, the US and Iran gave competing signals on when the war might come to an end.

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  On ABC, US Energy Secretary Chris Wright tried to reassure Americans

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  that there would soon be relief at the gas pump, but he offered no guarantees.

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  "I think that this conflict will certainly come to the end in the next few weeks,

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  could be sooner than that, and we'll see a rebound in supplies

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  and a pushing down of prices after that.

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  But yes, we were very aware, very aware that we would have short-term disruption,

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  we would cause a little bit of increased prices on Americans."

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  Meanwhile, Trump spoke to NBC on Saturday, where he insisted Iran wanted a deal,

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  but that the terms weren't, quote, "good enough."

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  But a day later, on Sunday, Iran's foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi,

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