raywolf.bsky.social
Retired NWS SOO, meteorologist/climatologist, Master Gardenerš±Conservationist, Cyclone and Chicago sports, classic movies, trains, foodie. Upper Mississippi River Valley USA
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How to forecast ~climatology 101.
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Glad to see some things moving forward.
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There is precedent for such things. š www.researchgate.net/publication/...
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I chased that event in south central Iowa back in the day. Two waves of storms; second was a very fast moving broken line of supercells that resulted in the Delta fatality. Got cut off by Lake Rathbun and that doomed us. Storms eventually produced the Barneveld WI F 5 later that night.
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He doesnāt have the authority to do that. Of course, same could be said for DOGE and a 100 other things he did.
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But whose counting. š¤š®
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You know if I lived there just once Iād have to mow after midnight just to say I did it. Having said that, electric mowers are much quieter than their gas counterparts.
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Actually weāre moving to a new house next month so weāll be starting to write a new book. Iāll document the process along the way.
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Thanks! Iāve never been one to hold back. Wish I could do more to help NWS and the greater NOAA.
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Thank you. Pleased to have been a small part of that story which puts a human face on the staffing cuts.
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Yes. All photos unless otherwise stated are from my garden. Thank you.
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Itās all about the grift. Grift, influence, and power-lust and bringing out the true MAGites in Amurica.
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Whatās the variety? I had some like that volunteer in my veggie garden.
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How about Zenith Z19s and Z89s connected to a Data General S140. Welcome to 1985 when a 10 mb hard drive was big.
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Blue text instead of green prior to AWIPS.
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Yep, and my response meant that 30+ years ago the old computers known as AFOS had blue type and blue line graphics. Also plaid flannel never goes out of style. š
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I have used a green screen since the 1980s when the word processor of choice was SuperWriter. And for the record, the AWIPS precursor, AFOS, had a blue screen.
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One of my favorite tornado-related radar products as it easily and clearly depicts trends with little effort needed for mental processing, i.e., fast and east to interpret.
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I understand the forward to the book was written by ChMartz.
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There is so much great learning info there for meteorologists in all sectors and serious hobbyists. Truly one of the great partnerships to have evolved out of the NWS Modernization.
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I have a presentation on this topic for Master Gardeners. Impacts are quite observable and there are actions they can take to help mitigate them. Thanks for sharing.
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Actually the radon issues in the state stem from soil geology, and is one area humans have not contributed to making worse. See uihc.org/health-topic...
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But letās not feed them lunch over the summer. š
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Ah yes, the old Satan defense. š¤”šš¤£
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The first cherry has hints of red.
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Fog or smoke? Down here itās smoke.
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And itās not like we canāt do tariffs if Congress would get off their thumbs and this guy would show some leadership in the House.
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Back in the day, the amateur radio storm chasers for the Denver NWS would refer to them as hypermorphs aloft when communicating to the office. š
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My favorite Poles are the magnetic ones. šµš±
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Whiskey Taco Foxtrot
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Remember when these used to be unique and rare, even curious, events instead of a routine part of summer.
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Most movies made in 1939.
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Just had a radon test for our house and came in just under the key threshold. You can get one for about ~$150. The basement is where radon risk would be most problematic relative to the rest of the house if it is a problem at all.
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Would be great to get some water balance studies going out there to look at soil moisture and plant water use.
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From Tale of Two Citiesā¦the worst of times.
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Apparently now minoritized people include those who are intelligent. š®š
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One of Iowaās finest. š So is this one who voted for the cuts, but still these ads are running for her.
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Good luck in the job search. Hearing rumors of an impending retirement at WHBF here.