Author Archives: AWXVTEC FEED
Global warming
I simply posted an AP article on this blog last night on some discussions about placing artificial pollution in the upper atmosphere to stop global warming. I wish I had deleted the website (Fox News) and the headline (“Obama may … Continue reading
Plenty of rain – Neat statistics
(30-day rain, SE River Forecast Center) Since I love weather and I love the river, it’s natural that I like to look at hydrology sometimes. Recently, I’ve been compiling some statistics from USGS and the NWS River Forecast Center, and … Continue reading
New DVD’s are Here!
Fresh in from the DVD production company, ABC 33/40’s newest DVD projects “Severe Weather ’09” and “ABC’s of Weather II” have arrived! We’ll be announcing in coming days where you can get your hands on “Severe Weather ’09.” This one … Continue reading
WeatherBrains 167: Storms Remembered
WeatherBrains Episode 167 is now online (April 7, 2009). If you are crazy about weather, this is THE netcast audio program for you! This week we look back on some of the storms that shaped our carriers. From The Weather … Continue reading
Tornado chasing
Jennifer and I are on Alt US Hwy 45 in eastern MS, about 15 miles NW of CBM. Planning to intercept severe storm currently one county west of us. In view of James’ post below, we are in the center … Continue reading
Tornado threat
SPC continues to have most of Alabama in a moderate risk for severe weather today and tonight. This is a very complex system, and it is possible that there will be two areas of severe weather we have to deal … Continue reading
Tornado threat
SPC has placed most of Alabama and Mississippi in a moderate risk for severe thunderstorms on Thursday, and they mention the possibility of long-track, damaging tornadoes. Let’s not get too alarmed too fast, here. The event is still 24-48 hours … Continue reading
Tornado video
This one is from 1967. Part 1 Part 2
Storms at sunset
The line of storms that formed in central Alabama earlier this evening, and clouds to the west, produced some fascinating colors in the sky. The following video is a time lapse at 32 time normal speed, looking SE from Trussville … Continue reading
