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Halfway Point of Hurricane Season Arrives; TD 6 Forms in Central Atlantic
Dr. Jeff Masters, September 11, 2014
Director of Meteorology, Weather Underground
September 11 marks the halfway point of the Atlantic hurricane season, and we're doing much better than usual so far. Only four named storms have formed, with three becoming hurricanes (and no major hurricanes.) An average Atlantic hurricane season has 6 named storms, 3 hurricanes, and 1 intense hurricane by the mid-point of the season.
Milestone susceptibility: Living Openly with Our Climate
Dr. Ricky Rood, September 11, 2014
Professor, University of Michigan
People ask me these days why I keep blogging. Perhaps that’s a hint. They imagine that I spend my days in repeated bickering that includes personal insults. That’s not the case at all. My reasons include hearing from staffers in D.C. or a state capital that they look to my blogs for some considered analysis or synthesis on some current climate-change subject. The occasional note that someone in a pay grade far above mine, will be in some meeting, and needs to know how to respond to the whole silly warming pause, warming hiatus thing.
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TROPICAL DEPRESSION EAST ATLANTIC – INVEST 92L FORMS EAST OF FLORIDA
Steve Gregory, September 11, 2014
Sr. Forecaster/Risk Analysis, Weather Intel Services
TROPICAL DEPRESSION EAST ATLANTIC – INVEST 92L FORMS EAST OF FLORIDA
Record Rainfall Deluges Phoenix, Arizona
Christopher C. Burt, September 9, 2014
Weather Historian, Weather Underground
Moisture associated with former Hurricane Norbert swept over southern California, southern Nevada, and Arizona on Monday resulting in record rainfall for parts of Arizona and flash flooding that took the lives of two. The official weather site at Phoenix’s Sky Harbor Int’l Airport picked up an all-time calendar day precipitation amount of 3.29”. Meanwhile, across the country in Virginia, over 12” has fallen near Smithfield in 24 hours.
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Euro or GFS? Is it now a top 5 question meteorologists get asked?
Dr. Marshall Shepherd, September 8, 2014
2013 President, American Meteorological Society
Director of Atmospheric Sciences, Univ. of Georgia
If you are a meteorologist or in the weather world, you probably experience a set of standard questions by your friends, family, or public. A few include:
1. What is the weather going to b...
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