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Ida threatens Gulf Coast states! PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Heidi Farrar   
Monday, 09 November 2009 12:08

ida_ir_avn-lIda has been downgraded to a tropical storm, with maximum sustained winds coming it at ~ 70 MPH. At this time it appears that Ida will weaken gradually throughout the day, with landfall occurring tomorrow morning, probably very close to Mobile, AL. The greatest threat from Ida will likely be heavy rainfall, with 5+ inches possible in areas of eastern Alabama, Georgia and the Florida panhandle. A notable surge of 3-5' is also anticipated, which could threaten property along the immediate coastline. As with any landfalling tropical system, tornadoes will also be possible. Dennis Sherrod will be streaming from Alabama, with other TVN live streamers possibly on the scene as well, so be sure to follow along on the Live page. ida_150211w_nl_sm ida_qpf_d12_fill


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Re:Ida threatens Gulf Coast states!
Dec 04 2009 19:22:33
May want to check your blog updates there Heidi this is at least a month old.
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Storm Chasers marathon, season finale today on Discovery! PDF Print E-mail
News - Television
Written by Heidi Farrar   
Sunday, 29 November 2009 10:01

06012009_07web.reedpointingThe long-awaited season finale of Storm Chasers is tonight, beginning at 9:00 PM Eastern. The 2-hr finale will focus on the prolific June 5, Goshen Co. Wyoming tornado (episode 7) and the incredible, June 17 chase day in southern Nebraska. Click "read more" for the TVN videos from those two days! Discovery will be running a Storm Chasers marathon starting at 1:00 PM Eastern, so be sure to check out all of the action leading up to the momentous finale!

 


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Storm Chasers marathon, season finale today on Discovery!
Nov 30 2009 22:19:56
Amazing stuff! I'm an R/C pilot myself and I'm really impressed with the skills of that pilot with Radiance Tech. I'm really interested in what Data you were able to get this year with all the new toys you have. Can you fill us in on how many meterological first you guys accomplished.? You also mentioned upgrades for the dominator next season.What are you planning? Maybe I'll run into you guys on a chase in NE kansas somtime. Good luck and have fun in Argentina.
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Storm Chasers marathon, season finale today on Discovery!
Dec 01 2009 21:32:28
Every show gets better all year, every year
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Dec 02 2009 19:03:24
i loved Sunday show. i have a new respect for tornadoes we dont have them very often..
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More photos from the east coast "snow-pocalypse!" PDF Print E-mail
News - Snow
Written by Heidi Farrar   
Saturday, 06 February 2010 19:59
Record snowfall has occurred as a result of the snowmageddon/snowpocalpyse that began late yesterday, leaving communities across the mid-Atlantic states digging out, and thousands in the Chesapeake Bay area buried and without power. The latest reports into the National Weather Service show Maryland picking up the highest amounts, with most areas west of the Chesapeake Bay reporting at least 2 feet. 36" was reported in Frostburg (Allegany Co.), 34" from Crofton (Anne Arundel Co.) and anywhere from 34-38" across parts of Garrett Co. -About 3/4 of the state was inundated! Many areas of Virginia picked up over 2 feet of snow as well, with Vienna receiving 26" and Dulles International Airport coming in at 34.5" (which is a new 2-day record). The Philadelphia, PA, airport had picked up nearly 27" inches as of this afternoon, and surrounding communities in PA and New Jersey received similar amounts as the system exited the region. Check out these photos from around the affected areas, including more from Garrett County (where farm tractors with blowers were needed to open city streets!), and new photos from Cumberland, Maryland, as well as Vienna and Reston, Virginia! Thanks to all of the contributors!

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Unusual summer cyclogenesis over the RĂ­o de la Plata (eastern Argentina-Uruguay)! PDF Print E-mail
News - Warnings
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Sunday, 17 January 2010 20:16

A shortwave trough will move through southern South America during the days Monday 18 and Tuesday 19. This system will interact with a very hot, moist and highly unstable air mass already in place and lead to the development of bad weather conditions over central, eastern and northern Argentina, as well as over Uruguay and extreme southern Brazil.

The Argentine provinces of CĂłrdoba, La Pampa, Buenos Aires, Santa Fe and Ente RĂ­os will register very high temperatures and dew points during Monday, but the approaching of the disturbance from the West will trigger thunderstorms and showers there. Given the very high instability already dominating the area, with Lifted Indices of -6 to -8, an upper level jet blowing at 70/80 knots and the intensification of a low level jet (with maximum velocities of about 35 knots), some if these thunderstorms will likely develop into supercells, with the main threat becoming big hail (1 to 2 inches) and strong wind gusts. One or two isolated tornadoes can not be totally ruled out, especially over CĂłrdoba and late in the afternoon, when the low level jet becomes more intense.

On Tuesday, all this activity will become organized into a mesoscale convective system over eastern and northeastern Argentina, increasing the potential for very heavy rains and storm totals locally surpassing 4 inches over Entre RĂ­os, Corrientes and northeastern Buenos Aires, as well as over western and northern Uruguay. The development of this system will be accompanied by the formation of a surface low pressure near Buenos Aires City... something very rare for this time of the year. This low will tend to move east and southeast during the day Tuesday. A cold front will then develop in association with this low pressure area and it will tend to affect northeastern Argentina and southern Brazil later on, bringing heavy rains and thunderstorms. A highly unstable environment along with 50 knots at low level will increase the chance for severe weather over that area, including the chance for some isolated tornadoes.

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Wild and Wicked Weather Blasting California PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Dave Holder   
Tuesday, 19 January 2010 11:13

A multiple number of storm systems are lining up in the Pacific, and according to the latest weather models California is forecasted to take the main brunt of these storms! We've already seen copious amounts of rain and snow in the state within the last few days, and the precipitation does not look like it will end any time soon! At this time there are a number of issues to address... along the coastal ranges mudslides are beginning to become a problem, where tremendous rainfall has loosened the ground that many houses are built on. Flood advisories are posted for a good portion of the Central Valley. The higher elevations are getting pounded by snowfall rates in excess of 2 inches per hour, and subsequently winter storm warnings have been issued along the spine of the Sierra Nevada range. Somewhat of a rarity in California, severe storms are also being reported! Storms embedded in heavy rain are causing some extreme wind gusts, with a report of a 75 mph wind on the Golden Gate Bridge! This is turning into a dangerous situation and residents of the state need to monitor the weather closely!

 

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