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Silver Spring, MD
Joined August 2013

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  1. Lake effect snow happens when cold air passes over a warm lake. The lake is a moisture source so lots of snow is dumped on land

  2. Did you know that the source of heat on earth is energy from the sun? Learn about heat energy at

  3. Traveling this week? See how many different cloud types you can spot on your journey with your very own cloud chart!

  4. Answer! False! Lightning USUALLY strikes the tallest object, but can strike anywhere and anything.

  5. someone brings up the weather. Keep up your end of the conversation. before you travel.

  6. We want in on the gif party! This is the United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket that took the satellite up on Saturday.

  7. True or False: Lightning always strikes the tallest object. The answer ET!

  8. Cold weather doesn’t wait until December. Make sure you and your loved ones dress appropriately.

  9. Wanna check the weather from your phone?

  10. Traveling this week? Make sure to get the latest weather info at

  11. The fastest wind speed ever recorded in the United States was 231 mph in Mount Washington, NH!

  12. Parents & Kids: Follow me, Owlie, through weather hazards & safety info and become a Young Meteorologist!

  13. Answer! False! Flooding can occur anywhere and at any time!

  14. True or False: Flash flooding only occurs in places close to a body of water The answer @3pmET!

  15. Broad area of low pressure expected to form over SW Caribbean Sea during next day or two. A tropical depression could form by late in week.

  16. In a lake effect band, there can be thunder and lightning! This is called thundersnow. Watch this video!

  17. Did you know that the ocean is made up of five different layers? Learn all about them at

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