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Saturday, 31 May 2003

Weekend Upon Us!

Here’s the weekend outlook story from USA Today. Have a good weekend!

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Friday, 30 May 2003

100 In DFW; Hot Houston; Hurricane Forecast Raised; Partial Eclipse

Well, it hit 100 degrees at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport this afternoon. Last year, there was only one 100-degree day at DFW Airport. Here we go… More details.

It almost did the same in Houston, but I’m sure it felt like it. More here.

Hurricane forecast raised

Sky watchers in Alaska, parts of Canada, most of Europe and Asia will experience a partial eclipse of the Sun this weekend. More details at SpaceWeather.com.

Farmers will get more info on weather, soil through NASA

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Thursday, 29 May 2003

Cities Create Own Weather; Urban Heat In Houston; StormReady; WX In Rut

Cities may be creating their own weather, and changing the climate around the globe.

NASA study says urban heat impacts Houston rainfall

National weather service will recognize Kingsville, Texas as a StormReady community in time for hurricane season, which begins Sunday. Many hurricane links are in our National page.

Forecast: Weather in a rut, says this USA Today article on Friday’s weather

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Wednesday, 28 May 2003

Mysterious Diploma In Tornado Debris; Aurora Warning

Mysterious Diploma Found In Tornado Debris

USA Today weather story for Thursday: West stuck with heat; East chills

Aurora Warning from SpaceWeather.com

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Tuesday, 27 May 2003

F5 Tornado Anniversary

An F5 tornado hit Jarrell, Texas 6 years ago today, killing 27. A good summary is here. Also: A 1997 CNN story is here.

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Monday, 26 May 2003

OK Tornado Pics; Crop Formation Stumps NWS Meterologist; Sound Waves To Detect Tornadoes?; Ring Around Sun

Have a good Memorial Day

I promised to post pictures I took of the damage left behind by an F4 tornado in Moore, OK on May 8. The pics were taken on May 10, but I’ve just developed and scanned ‘em. The first three were taken on Interstate 35 just south of Interstate 240. The last was taken at I-240 and Sooner:

Moore, OK torando damage from I-35

Moore, OK torando damage from I-35

Moore, OK torando damage from I-35

Moore, OK torando damage from I-240

Odd patches of tall grass knocked down has a couple, their neighbors and a National Weather Service meteorologist stumped

The same ultra-low-frequency sound waves that whales and elephants use to communicate over long distances have been harnessed in a novel tornado-detection network being tested by Boulder researchers. More here.

Baseball-size hail fell in Denton County, just north of Dallas-Fort Worth.

Pic: Cool ring around the sun from SpaceWeather.com

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Sunday, 25 May 2003

Some To See Rain In Memorial Day Forecast

East Coast, Gulf Coast will see clouds, showers, and a even few thunderstorms Monday. Details here.

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Saturday, 24 May 2003

Nation Of Homeland Webcam Watchers?; The Ag Cam;

Interesting webcam article: Priceline.com founder envisions a nation of Web cam watchers guarding homeland

‘Ag Cam’ to be launched into space on a shuttle mission next summer

Some Iowa residents get weather radio for $11. Not bad… I still have yet to get a weather radio. I am using my pager from work for severe weather alerts.

Here’s an updated weather story for the weekend from USA Today: Northeast and mid-Atlantic regions will see rain … over the central Plains, some intense thunderstorms, a few severe.

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Friday, 23 May 2003

Memorial Day Rainy In East, Best In Midwest, Southwest

I hope you all have a great Memorial Day holiday weekend! Here’s the weekend weather story from USA Today. I’m shooting for some r&r since I’m coming off a long stretch of colds and allergies.

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Thursday, 22 May 2003

Earthquake Death Toll Rises; Auroras; Calling American Idols

Algerian earthquake has killed more than 1,000, injured more than 7,000

Aurora Alert May 22/23

Many are talking about the American Idol results… Clay fans claim they couldn’t vote.

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