Coronavirus is like peanut butter: A message from Gray TV
I think this is a fantastic explanation and a great analogy.
Nick Lilja
Nick graduated from Oregon State University in 2008 with a Bachelor of Science in Earth Science with an emphasis in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences. He then earned a Master's from Syracuse University in 2011 in Broadcast & Digital Journalism.
All the while he has been on the air in multiple states. Now, though, he calls Mississippi home and is the Chief Meteorologist for WDAM, a local television station, and works part time as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Southern Mississippi teaching a course in meteorology.
There is hope, I promise
Leslie left this comment on a post from Tuesday morning. If you’ll allow it, I’d like to reshape her comments and questions. Leslie asks: Evidence shows the virus can last on a surface, invisibly, for 17 days. How can we fight a virus we can’t see that can lay dormant for so long? Especially considering the person can pass along… Read more →
3/24/20 Coronavirus follow-up: New science about symptoms, treatments and tips for Assisted Living communities from the CDC
Quick reminder, like always, that I am not a doctor. I am not an expert in any medical field. Nor should you infer from these posts that I think of myself as one. I am not. At all. These updates are my way of helping everyone sift through the riff-raff with some translation into regular English. I know there is… Read more →
3/24/20 AM Coronavirus notes: Some number crunching to explain how social distancing helps
Quick reminder, like always, that I am not a doctor. I am not an expert in any medical field. Nor should you infer from these posts that I think of myself as one. I am not. At all. These updates are my way of helping everyone sift through the riff-raff with some translation into regular English. I know there is… Read more →
EN ESPANOL: 23/03/20 ACTUALIZACIÓN: Actualización rápida sobre los números y mensajes de Coronavirus de los médicos
Aquí hay otra actualización rápida sobre la pandemia de COVID-19. No voy a molestar a Bones McCoy con todos, pero “¡Soy un meteorólogo, no un médico!” No soy un experto en ningún campo médico. Tampoco debes inferir de estas publicaciones que me considero una sola. No soy. En absoluto. Estas actualizaciones son mi forma de ayudar a todos a examinar… Read more →
