You know, six months later and I’m still not a doctor. And if you would’ve told me on New Year’s Eve that I was going to spend most of 2020 with my nose in medical journals I would’ve been incredibly confused. Meteorology journals? Sure. Medical journals? Not so much. But here we are! Some troubling new evidence is starting to surface… Read more →
I know a lot of parents are probably uncertain how to navigate tech needs for this fall given the pandemic. If you’re in the market for a new computer or tablet, but you aren’t sure which one to pick, I wanted to walk everyone through a couple of different options that parents have. Nick, can I get that in writing?… Read more →
This morning a 5.1mag earthquake near Sparta, North Carolina shook some folks awake. The quake occurred around 8am Eastern time. The USGS tweeted: “The August 9th, 2020 M 5.1 earthquake near Sparta, North Carolina, occurred as a result of oblique-reverse faulting in the upper crust of the North American plate.” People reported feeling the quake up to 1,000 miles away…. Read more →
NASA – yeah, NASA – has a hand in improving hurricane forecasts every year. Not directly, as that is left to the smart meteorologists at the National Hurricane Center, but indirectly through access to new data.
Because: 2020. Am I right? This morning, NOAA released their update to the seasonal prediction for tropical activity in the Atlantic basin. The numbers aren’t “incredibly” higher, but the increase does mean there is a higher chance that we get through the entire list of names for only the second time on record. Not great news for those living along… Read more →
