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Tropical Storm Warnings Ahead Of Cristobal – National Weather Outlook For Saturday, June 6, 2020
National Weather Forecast On Saturday, a good portion of the eastern and southeastern United States will have to watch the chance of some showers and thunderstorms as tropical moisture continues to be in place near the Gulf Coast and a cold front works its way across...
Watching Cristobal – Lunar Eclipse And An Asteroid – National Outlook For Friday, June 5th, 2020
National Weather Forecast On Friday, we'll be tracking the potential for showers and thunderstorms from the Great Lakes into the Northeast with a couple of frontal systems. Tropical moisture feeding into the Southeast will produce the threat of storms with heavy rain,...
New Orleans Flood Watch – Latest On Cristobal – National Outlook For Thursday, June 4, 2020
National Weather Forecast On Thursday, we'll watch the chance for some scattered showers and thunderstorms in several areas from the Rockies eastward, with some of the best chances of rain occurring across portions of Florida and the Mid-Atlantic. Excessive heat will...
Tracking Tropical Storm Cristobal – National Weather Outlook For Wednesday, June 3rd, 2020
National Weather Forecast On Wednesday, a frontal system from the Central Plains to the Northeast will bring showers and thunderstorms to the region. A new frontal system working into the Northern Plains will bring a round of rain by the afternoon and evening hours,...
Tracking Soggy Remains of “Bertha” – A Better Hurricane Rating Scale?
The March of Science: A Better Hurricane Scale? When it comes to natural disasters we need perspective to put specific events into context. Earthquakes? The Richter Scale (which is logarithmic). Tornadoes? The Enhanced-Fujita (EF) Scale. Hurricanes have relied on the...
Record Rains Hit Miami – Climate Change May Reduce Snowstorms
With No Humility - Bad Things Often Result "When men lack a sense of awe there will be disaster" said 6th century BC Chinese philosopher Lao Tsu. His words are more relevant than ever. "Tornadoes can't hit downtowns!" Or "It's only a Category 2 hurricane. We can ride...