Wednesday, March 31, 2004
Planet Party Picture From Egypt; A Lotta Stars!; 1930’s Dust Bowl; Hurricanes & Summer Plans; Rainy IN; Records In Canada; Weather Channel Gets Big Sponsors
Permalink | Entry by: Bill Young Jr. (WXnation.com Founder) @ 4:23 pm EST
Tuesday, March 30, 2004
Supertwister On NOVA Tonight; Tornado Forecast: Up To 1200; Calif. Heat Wave Continues; Sun Pic & Night Sky; Severe Weather Possible In S.C.; Retired Engineer Has Eye On WX 40 Years; Weather Network New Programming
Permalink | Entry by: Bill Young Jr. (WXnation.com Founder) @ 6:23 pm EST
Monday, March 29, 2004
Hurricane Leaves 2 Dead In Brazil; Snow Surprise In Colorado; Tornado Damage In Kansas; Oklahoma Severe Storms; 1984 Tornadoes In NC; Wind River, Weather Channel Team To Create New Broadcast, TV Localization Delivery
Permalink | Entry by: Bill Young Jr. (WXnation.com Founder) @ 4:45 pm EST
Sunday, March 28, 2004
Storm Hits Brazil: What Is It???; Tornadoes In Kansas, Oklahoma
Question of the day: It has arrived, and it is hitting Brazil… Is it a hurricane? Meteorologists in the U.S. say, ‘Yes!’
Tornado causes moderate damage in southwest Kansas
Tornadoes Hit Western Oklahoma; Severe Storms Continue
For the latest radar and cam images from storms now moving through Oklahoma, check out the links in the entry below, and go to the Oklahoma City and Tulsa pages.
Permalink | Entry by: Bill Young Jr. (WXnation.com Founder) @ 1:07 am EST
Saturday, March 27, 2004
Severe Weather In Central U.S.
Tornado warnings have been issued for parts of Kansas and western Oklahoma. Part of southern Nebraska is under a severe thunderstorm watch. Here is a great radar image from Intellicast that shows the height of the storms, as well as the possibility of hail (These radars can be found in the WXnation city pages, in the radar sections). Here’s the Intellicast national radar image featuring cell tops. This one can also be found in the National/International page. The latest warnings can be found via EarthWatch and IWIN, or in text format.
North Texas may also see strong storms tonight. See the most powerful radar and display in the U.S. streaming live over the weekend from KXAS-TV (NBC 5) (For Broadband, Windows Media Player/IE users; Opens in new window).
Permalink | Entry by: Bill Young Jr. (WXnation.com Founder) @ 12:42 pm EST
Friday, March 26, 2004
Hurricane Forms Off Brazilian Coast; Weather Info Via Car, Bus; EarthCam Launches Webcam Site for Mobile Phone Users; Homeowners’ Cam Catches Burglar
Permalink | Entry by: Bill Young Jr. (WXnation.com Founder) @ 4:52 pm EST
Thursday, March 25, 2004
Look In The Sky; WX Special, Most Powerful Radar Tools In N. Texas; Fla. Swimmers Beware; Alabama Fires Rage; City Approves Webcams To Cut Crime; Bright Venus & Planet Party
Look up in the sky tonight, and even with a good telescope you won’t come across a sight quite like this one.
Those in north Texas may have seen a weather special tonight on KXAS-TV (NBC 5), which ran from 6:30-7 p.m. CT. KXAS is the only TV station in the U.S. that features a million-watt radar and a new state-of-the-art radar display, dubbed at NBC 5 “StormTrack5.” The radar went online today, and is available here.
Swimmers beware: Rip currents lurk off Fla. coast
Alabama fires rage as dry weather continues
From Cincinnati: City Council Approves Webcams For High-Crime Areas
And from SpaceWeather.com: Bright Venus and planet party
Permalink | Entry by: Bill Young Jr. (WXnation.com Founder) @ 9:39 pm EST
Wednesday, March 24, 2004
Webcams Keep Eye On Ice; Dry WX Red Flag Warning
A couple of things in very differnet parts of the country…
From Alaska: Webcams keep eye on the ice
And in Florida: Dry Weather Prompts Red Flag Warning
Permalink | Entry by: Bill Young Jr. (WXnation.com Founder) @ 4:12 pm EST
Tuesday, March 23, 2004
World Meteorological Day; Lava Flows On Venus; Planetary Lineup
World Meteorological Day today
Astronomy Picture of the Day: Lava flows on Venus
More on the planetary lineup this week at SpaceWeather.com
Permalink | Entry by: Bill Young Jr. (WXnation.com Founder) @ 7:10 pm EST
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