Part I Good afternoon, y’all! I’m your intern Noah along with Kendall and Emily to bring your MEGACAST. We’re the 3 man (I mean one man and two women, so whatever) team here to give you the scoop on the week ahead. I’ll tell you what’s going on tonight and tomorrow so you know how to plan your day. We’re expecting… Read more →
Hello and thank you for joining me on tonight’s edition of your local Pine Belt weather! It’s just me tonight so I’ll be providing you with both the short term and long term forecast for the upcoming week! Let’s take a look! Short Term: Time 7 a.m. 10 a.m. 1 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. Weather Cloudy Fair Scattered Scattered… Read more →
Howdy! Kendall (the intern) here with the short-term forecast! If for some reason you aren’t interested in hearing about tomorrow’s forecast, scroll a little and you will find this week’s outlook, courtesy of Noah (the other intern). Tomorrow (June 26th) you can expect the start of the day, 7 AM, to be around 75°, with very minimal winds out of… Read more →
To my up and coming followers, I’m back with another article review! This one is of a larger interest to me considering it’s tornado related and I just go bonkers for some funnel cloud! This study was done by a team at the NOAA/NWS/NCEP/Storm Prediction Center, in Norman Oklahoma in 2017 and I have to say that it is really… Read more →
Good evening! Here is an article review on how rotational velocity values from Doppler radar may be used to track tornado damage ratings (think Fujita!) in real time. A fair warning! This post is more geared toward weather nerds looking for a bit of a challenge, as things tend to get pretty technical in academia. The WSR-88D is the Doppler radar first… Read more →
