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Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida’s Big Bend region as a Category 4 hurricane on September 26, 2024. As usual, most people expected the greatest impacts to be near the coast from storm surge and…
Read more of Why Was Hurricane Helene Catastrophically Worse Inland Than It Was On The Coast?
Introduction You’ve probably heard of the term “flash flood” before, after all, it is one of the most common weather events in the deep south, especially in the spring and summer. Something that fewer people…
Hello everyone! Thanks for taking the time to read my first research post. If you follow Nick on Facebook, you may have seen my post about climate change in our forecast area. I explained how…
Hello there; thanks for taking the time to read this research. This is my second piece of research for the summer, and I have decided to switch things up from my last research paper. This…
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Summer is currently in full swing here in the U.S., and it shows, with severe weather and hot temperatures expected from today through this weekend. Looking at the severe weather threat for today, areas of…
Even though it’s only June, we currently have 3 areas of disturbances in the Atlantic basin. The first disturbance area is located in the western part of the Gulf of Mexico and has a 30%…
Read more of Tropical Outlook for 6/28/24: Three areas of disturbances to watch out for
Hello everyone and thank you for reading my first piece of research review for the summer. Today, I will examine and review an article titled “Quantification of QLCS Tornado Genesis, Associated Characteristics, and Environments across…
Read more of Review and Summary: Different Ways QLCS Tornadoes Form?
Hello there, thank you for reading this tropical update for June 14, 2024. Looking at the overall picture, there is not too much to talk about, at least in the short term. Both the Atlantic…
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Happy Friday everyone! Summer heat is continuing to dominate as we are looking at an Excessive Heat Risk throughout the local forecast region with temperatures soaring into the 100s. I hope you all are either…
They don’t. But they have evolved a reasonable way to avoid it all the same. It is a bit of a coincidence. According to researchers at the University of Georgia, the Pecan budbreak is based…
Read more of Wx Info: How do Pecan trees know to avoid early Spring frost
