I’m not a doctor. I will never claim to have any medical expertise. However. I do know where to look for medical expertise. And I know how to track down medical journals. And I trust the observations of those trained to understand the human body and its responses. From the Center for Disease Control The CDC continues to monitor the… Read more →
All that “In like a lion, out like a lamb” or vice-versa talk about March, as a scientist, always makes me cringe. Because it is based on subjective opinion and not objective analysis. That leaves it open to observational bias and a slew of other issues. So, I will ask as a friend and your local, friendly, neighborhood meteorologist, to… Read more →
At 11:59:59PM on December 31st 2019 when the clock flips over to January 1 at 12:00:00AM, it wasn’t actually a new year. At that point the Earth had only made it 99.931% of the way around the sun – not 100%. That is why we have Leap Days. Well, sort of. Back when Julius Caesar was around, he decided that… Read more →
Just in case you wanted to know what it was like to watch me on TV in 2011. This was the tape I sent to John Harris at KAMR in Amarillo, Texas to get my first TV job doing the weather. I put this together during the summer semester at Syracuse while I was there earning my Masters in… Read more →
Enjoy the sunshine and dry weather this weekend. The next round of storms arrives on March 3rd / 4th. the Storm Prediction Center has highlighted the area with a Slight Risk for severe weather. From the SPC: The potential for substantial low-level moisture return across parts of east TX into the ArkLaMiss by Day 6/Tuesday has increased. Low and mid-level… Read more →
