Colorado STate produces a hurricane forecast every year. You may ask, what do scientists in Colorado know about hurricanes? You’d be surprised. Philip J. Klotzbach, Michael M. Bell, and Jhordanne Jones are quite good at what they do. What is the scoop According to the research, Klotzbach and his team suggest an “Above Average” season. The team cites the transition… Read more →
The latest statistics WHO Numbers Total Worldwide Cases: 822,914 Total Worldwide Deaths: 40,598 This chart from the WHO showed a plateau in numbers. The last few times this has happened, it didn’t stick. This time it did not, either. CDC Numbers Total United States cases: 186,101 — Travel-related: 1,110 — Close contact: 3,128 — Under investigation: 181,863 Total deaths: 3,603… Read more →
I’m still not a doctor. But I am someone who is trying his best to collect all of this medical information and put it in one place. I try to break it down into understandable English, as best I know how, and make as much information available to you as possible. As always, there is no angle, no bias, no… Read more →
For those that were looking at your backyard and thinking, ‘I could use some rain’ it looks like Mother Nature may be willing to help you out. After a long, wet, dreary winter, it looks like the short suspension of precipitation during the last few weeks may come to an end. The Climate Prediction Center, a branch of NOAA that… Read more →
It was a busy weekend. A lot happened with respect to COVID-19 and the fight to find a vaccine, treatment and a way to slow the spread. A quick reminder: I’m not a doctor. These posts are not intended to claim any expertise on any medical subject matter. The goal of these posts is to relay, to you, what the… Read more →
