WeatherBrains 59: “Poly-who?â€
An all new edition of our weekly 30 minute netcast, WeatherBrains, is now on the web and available on iTunes….
-Polygon Warnings: Kevin Selle talks with Mike Looney, from the National Weather Service, about changes coming later this year to the way we’ll be seeing severe weather warnings;
-Will the enhanced warning format be a good idea? Kevin, J. B. Elliott and David Black share their thoughts;
-Spring tree experts we’re not: The WeatherBrains crew is stumped (pardon the pun) over whether a particular type of tree blooming with the start of spring stinks!
-This Week in Weather History: Bill Murray looks at the Great Blizzard of 1993, a time when use of the word ‘Tornado’ in forecasts was officially banned, and the famous Tri-State tornado, which left the longest continuous path in American history;
-The first ever WeatherBrains listener survey: It only takes a minute to complete, and is your chance to sound off about what you like and what you might change on the show;
-Podcast proliferation! In a rut, listening to the same old podcasts all the time? David goes exploring and finds an incredible array of subjects for every taste on the planet;
Join Kevin Selle, Bill Murray, J.B. Elliott, and David Black…
Category: Pre-November 2010 Posts
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James Spann is one of the most recognized and trusted television meteorologists in the industry. He holds the AMS CCM designation and television seals from the AMS and NWA. He is a past winner of the Broadcast Meteorologist of the Year from both professional organizations.Subscribe
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