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Dr. Jeff Masters, February 20, 2012
Director of Meteorology, Weather Underground
Since 2006 , federally declared weather-related disasters in the United States have affected counties housing 242 million people--or roughly four out of five Americans. That's the remarkable finding of Environment America, who last week released a detailed report on extreme weather events in the U.S. |
Dr. Ricky Rood, February 22, 2012
Professor, University of Michigan
The physical climate model is like a telescope into the future; it provides actionable knowledge the Earth will warm, ice will melt, sea level will rise, and the weather will change. As the models improve, that future comes into more and more focus. |
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Jess Parker and Kari Kiefer, February 21, 2012
Weather Underground Meteorologists
Check out Jess and Kari's pictures from the Bay Area Travel Expo this past weekend. Also, an all new episode of Wunder Travel will air on the Weather Underground Broadcast Network at 5:30 p.m. ET, 2:30 p.m. PT this Thursday! |
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Christopher C. Burt, February 17, 2012
Weather Historian, Weather Underground
The great European cold wave of February 2012 has finally begun to loosen its grip the past couple of days as temperatures have risen above freezing across most of the continent. The cold wave was the sharpest since 1991 or 1987 depending upon what source you believe. Below are some of the event’s highlights. |
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Shaun Tanner, February 12, 2012
Senior Meteorologist, Weather Underground
After a relatively mild Winter not only for the United States, but for much of the mid-latitudes, the icy grip of Old Man Winter seems to have made his delayed entrance. So, how long with it last? |
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Toby Skinner, February 2, 2012
Director of Marketing, Weather Underground
Travel back in time using WunderMap to view weather conditions from the past. Learn more here and watch a quick instructional video. |
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Zachary Labe, February 19, 2012
Northeast Weather Analyst
A Miller A coastal storm will miss to the south of many for those in the Northeast and Middle Atlantic. The heaviest snows will fall across Virginia and West Virginia, particularly in the higher elevations where 12in+ is possible. Light snows will like reach as far north as the KBWI-KDCA corridor. |
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Portlight, February 2, 2012
Disaster Relief Organization
The Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation has awarded Portlight a Quality of Life grant, continuing the reeve Foundation's support of our efforts. |
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