A line of storms moved through the Ozarks last night with wind damage, tornado warnings and a probable tornado. This was one of those storms where the intensity was actually going to ramp up a bit as the evening turned to the early morning hours. This was a classic set […]
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The line of storms is developing as expected this evening. A tornado watch is in effect. As always, watch radar for bowing line segments or for isolated cells out ahead of the main line.
The Ozarks does have a chance for severe thunderstorms with strong winds and isolated tornadoes the main threat. I also show the strong tornado signature on radar of the tornado which passed through the northern Dallas, TX metroplex. This is timestamped material, recorded about 9:45 pm on Sunday, 10/20/2019
When I started recording videos two months ago, walking while doing the talking really worked. But there are only so many things I can do with just this method of video recording. In today’s walk, I play around with some of my other camera options.
Often times, I will produce a video which explains or at least highlights a weather event for my Weather and Climate class and Missouri State University. In this example, it is a very deep area of low pressure referred to as a “bomb”. The name refers to the suddenness of […]
I’m a newbie hockey fan. Pretty much ignored the sport all of my life. Then in April of last year, while out on my wedding anniversary get-away downtown, my wife and I watched a Blues game and got hooked. The back story is really about Skeeball. You see, Falstaff’s downtown […]
As more rain approaches, I thought it might be cool to show you what I look at online for weather information. That will be the topic of another video coming out soon. Weather online: I teach a web-based weather and climate course at Missouri State University. It’s an eight-week course […]