A New Ride for 2021
Wherein Pooh, being sometimes of muddled mind and always of ample body, upgrades the chase ride to something that may look a little familiar….
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Wherein Pooh, being sometimes of muddled mind and always of ample body, upgrades the chase ride to something that may look a little familiar….
The Hesston/Gossell tornadoes were among the last of the re-Doppler radar era. Yet warnings of more than 20 minutes in advance saved lives that day. We look at the tornado by the numbers, the storm meteorology, and the warning process — plus how it has progressed in 30 years and the challenges it faces with maintaining accuracy.
An experimental forecast which has shown some skill in its ability to predict large-scale events a week or more in advance is indicating next week may be our first one for substantial severe weather this year.
Will it be a “busy” storm season? It’s all relative! If there’s only one single tornado this year, that’d be a dud, right? Unless it hits your house or town, then 2020 is a “bad” year…for you. Mark Bogner looks at the climate hints that point to what this spring may look like.
It is hard to believe, but for the last 27 years, the Andover tornado has been the measuring stick for all other tornadoes in the … Read more
Ever wondered how we go about coordinating the KSStorm.Info Briefings? Here’s an inside look at the forecast process for one system.
Is a city-slicker’s life more valuable than a farmer’s life? ABSOLUTELY not.
The poor weather staff just wants to do the best job they can while making the fewest number of people mad while providing timely information to those that need it. It is the Holy Grail. It can never be reached.
The Kansas skies are good for more than just storm watching. Woke up early this morning and took my son, an astronomy major, my youngest daughter and two of my nephews out to the Lake Afton Observatory to check out the total lunar eclipse.