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Dr. Jeff Masters, Mai 22, 2012
Director of Meteorology, Weather Underground
Tropical Storm Bud intensified into a 40 mph storm this morning in the Eastern Pacific, off the coast of Mexico, and poses a significant flooding threat to the country late this week. The storm has been slow to organize due to its large size, as seen on satellite loops. Bud should steadily organize today and Wednesday, and become Hurricane Bud by Thursday. |
Dr. Ricky Rood, Mai 21, 2012
Professor, University of Michigan
The past few months provide us a nice example of climate, and a useful framing for thinking about the future. Scientists are always explaining that just because the globe is, on average, warming, that does not mean that it no longer gets cold. When I have written about this in the past, I always start with the Sun still goes away at the winter pole; it gets cold; the pole is relatively isolated, so there are cold pockets of air up north. |
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Angela Fritz, Mai 17, 2012
Atmospheric Scientist, Weather Underground
New video from "Climate Crock of the Week" producer explores Heartland's claim that climate scientists, and proponents of man-made global warming, can be compared to "murderers, tyrants, and madmen." |
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Christopher C. Burt, Mai 16, 2012
Weather Historian, Weather Underground
A team of scientists from the University of Hawai’i’-Manoa Geography Department has recently published a rainfall atlas to the state and may have discovered a new ‘wettest spot’ in the islands and thus for the entire United States. In 1992 they set up a rain gauge at a location known as the ‘Big Bog’ on the edge of Haleakala National Park on Maui Island. They had originally estimated the rainfall at this site to be on the order of 180” per annum, but the second year of data (1994) saw an amazing 560” of precipitation fall (176" more than Mt. Waialeale). The 30-year (1978-2007) average annual rainfall was 404" at Big Bog (estimated from 1992-2007 data) vs. 393" at Mt. Waialeale." |
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Susan Handjian, Mai 3, 2012
Gardening Expert
We’ve all seen them in gardens everywhere, struggling to survive, hanging on until they succumb to their circumstances. These are very often the plants we impulsively purchase on a trip to the nurse... |
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Shaun Tanner, Mai 2, 2012
Senior Meteorologist, Weather Underground
Another day of possibly severe weather is in store for the Plains and Midwest. There is a moderate risk of severe weather in eastern Nebraska, southeastern South Dakota, and northwestern Iowa, while there is a slight risk from Nebraska through the Mid-Atlantic. Severe weather could include heavy rain, damaging winds, large hail, and even some tornadoes. |
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Zachary Labe, Mai 13, 2012
Northeast Weather Analyst
New blog later in the week! |
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Portlight, Mai 9, 2012
Disaster Relief Organization
Response to Spring severe weather events. |
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