by Paul Douglas | Oct 13, 2022 | Weather
What New Data Reveal About Ian’s Storm Surge. Michael Lowry writing at Substack has an interesting post; here’s an excerpt: “…The USGS has collected hundreds of high-water marks over the past few weeks. Filtering for only high-water marks with...
by Paul Douglas | May 12, 2022 | Weather
A busy night staring at the DopplerPaul Douglas Deciphering The Evening Weather Report Meteorologists throw around strange terminology during peak severe storm season. Where to begin? “Hook echoes?” On radar, spinning, tornadic storms often look like hooks, or the...
by WorkBlog | May 23, 2021 | Services & Products, Weather, Weather Graphics Spotlight
Tropical Storm Ana is here. It is no threat to land or anyone. It will harmlessly spin over the open Atlantic. However it continues a troubling trend. Named storms continue developing before the official Atlantic hurricane season begins. The Latest on...
by Paul Douglas | May 21, 2021 | Weather
Paul Douglas Tracking a Welcome Weekend Hot Front Wednesday evening’s freakish tornado outbreak from Owatonna to Lakeville was a rude reminder that unexpected weather can come out of left field (or Iowa) when you least expect it. Conditions for tornadoes were marginal...
by Praedictix Weather | Nov 26, 2018 | Weather
Earth has a history of going through natural heating and cooling stages but the rate at the climate is changing is unprecedented and humans are in the drivers seat. On the 23rd the 4th National Climate Assessment was released. The report highlights the major risks and...
