by Meteorologist, Kerry Anderson The first day of forecasting in the Spring season feels like a bear coming out of hibernation. It is time to dust off the forecasting tools and see what patterns Mother Nature throws at you for…
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Beware the Witch of November!
by WeatherFlow meteorologist Shea Gibson Get ready Great Lakes for a possible “November Witch” to broom into the area by Thursday/Friday with a cauldron of warm air, cold air and violent gales! The name comes from intensifying Low pressures with…
Hurricane Matthew update 10-3-16 9:40PM
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By WeatherFlow meteorologist Shea Gibson Stay safe! Shea Gibson SE Region/East Coast/Tropics Outreach & New Weather Station Projects Twitter: @WeatherFlowCHAS Facebook: Shea Gibson – WeatherFlow, Chucktown Wind Report
Tropics Update: Watching Invest 97L
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By WeatherFlow meteorologist Shea Gibson. My latest tropical update 9/26/16 at 10:00PM: Stay safe! Shea Gibson WeatherFlow Meteorologist SE Region/East Coast/Tropics Outreach & New Weather Station Projects Twitter: @WeatherFlowCHAS
Haboob – WindAlert Style
by Meteorologist, Kerry Challoner Anderson The internet has been filled with video and images of the Haboob- the dust storm that pushed through Arizona on Tuesday as a line of thunderstorms rolled up from the south. Well there is more than…
Caps On – Caps Off
By Meteorologist, Kerry Challoner Anderson A large dome of High pressure has covered California this week. The descending air creates a cap on the atmosphere, keeping cooler boundary layer air from escaping. Along the coast the descending warmer air squashes the…
May Grey brings Winds our Way.
by Meteorologist, Kerry Challoner Anderson The Marine Layer has been the starring attraction of our forecasts the last few days. I know I have devoted a lot time determining the depth of the layer, how far it will move inland…
Strong NNorthWesterlies Aimed at Southern California
by Meteorologist, Kerry Anderson Springtime for Southern California is of course marked by flowers and blossoms like most locations but it also spells a return of the prevailing NorthWesterlies. Mike Godsey detailed the formation of these winds a few weeks…
Leave the Meteorologist Home?
by Meteorologist, Kerry Anderson When I was in college there was a running joke with the other departments with regard to when to schedule their annual picnic. It was said that if you wanted to have the best chance to…
Cold air and strong winds for Southern California
by Meteorologist, Kerry Anderson Winds are steadily climbing across Southern California with high winds sweeping in from the north. And these speeds look to go even higher which is not the way things usually work with our winds. Usually, at this time…
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