On this anniversary of the May 3, 1999 Moore F5, our show focuses on how enhancing building codes/construction types can lessen impacts of wind-driven weather disasters. Guests from the fields of wind engineering, tornado disaster research, insurance & city government.
Huge show this week! We have several guests who will join us as we take a look back at the Alabama & Mississipi Tornadoes of April 27, 2011. It was a powerful, moving remembrance of what happened 10 years ago.
Episode 796! Our first of two episodes looking back at the April 27-28, 2011 tornadoes! This week, we focus on Tennessee & Virginia! Guests: Mark Reynolds from WJHL-TV, Paul Bayrs from WRCB-TV, David Hotz & Greg Carbin from the National Weather Service.
Episode 795! 1st of 3 consecutive shows looking back at the April 2011 #Tornado Outbreaks! Tonight, Virginia Enzor, Central Skywarn Coordinator, Nick Petro-NWS Raleigh & Chris Hohmann, WTVD join us to discuss the tornadoes of April 16, 2011!
This week, we discuss the life of pioneering meteorologist Joanne Simpson with the author of her biography, Dr. James Fleming. And Doug Hildebrand joins us to talk about #SafePlaceSelfie and the AMS Weather Band!
James goes from Host to Guest WeatherBrain as he talks about the tornadoes that just occurred on March 25 with John DeBlock of US National Weather Service Birmingham Alabama and how live coverage from UGA saved a couple in Newnan, GA.
Guest Panelist: Dr. Marty Bell, Director of Research & Modeling at WeatherFlow, Inc! Retired NWS Meteorologist, David Gilhousen is our Guest Weather Brain! Hear about his career & about a cool tornado simulator called Teaching Tornado!
Guest Panelist is the WCM at US National Weather Service Indianapolis Indiana Sam Lashley! He will have details on the upcoming Central Indiana Severe Weather Symposium. Guest Weather Brain is Dr. Daniel Welling, Assistant Professor, Physics Department, University of Texas Arlington – Will give us insight on the Space Weather Modeling Framework and NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center!
