WHERE HURRICANES, TORNADOES, LIGHTNING, BLIZZARDS, AND FLOODS ARE NO MATCH!
February 15th, 2010 at 6:00am EST (pre-scheduled release)
Tuesday:
First, on Tuesday, February 16th, 2010 starting at 7pm Internet Partnership Radio (IPR) will have it’s weekly radio show Weather Talk Radio with Tony Pann (WBAL) and Charlie Wilson of IPR. Show is about 45 minutes long and is a review of local DC & Baltimore region [...]
Mon, February 15 2010 » DC/AMS, IPR, Winter 2009/2010 » No Comments
Taking advantage of the quite weather pattern around here.
July 6th, 2009 at 10:48pm EDT
The weather pattern has been rather stable as of late, and with that I am taking advantage to return to my learning and implementation of business planning for the business side of Weather Warrior Media. Not long ago I was able [...]
Mon, July 6 2009 » Business Planning, IPR, summer 2009 » No Comments
This week is the annual Preparedness Week
May 26th, 2009 at 12:01am EDT
All this week is about Hurricane Preparedness and safety. History has shown that the more prepared we are, the government is, and businesses are for hurricanes and tropical activity the less negative impacts it will have. NOAA, NWS, FEMA and local jurisdictions [...]
Mon, May 25 2009 » Hurricanes 2009, IPR, severe weather coverage » No Comments
In it’s initial outlook for the 2009 Atlantic hurricane season, NOAA’s National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center calss for a 50% probability of a near-normal season, a 25% probability of an above-average season and a 25% probability of a below-average season. Global weather patterns are imposing a greater uncertainty in the 2009 hurricane season [...]
Thu, May 21 2009 » Hurricanes 2009, IPR, conferences » No Comments
NHC to release 2009 hurricane season forecast.
May 20th, 2009 at 11:03pm EDT
I have to be up early in the morning to leave to head toward DC to cover the National Hurricane Center’s (NHC) release of the 2009 hurricane season forecast. Also, we will be given a tour of the Hurricane Hunter P3 aircraft. [...]
Wed, May 20 2009 » Hurricanes 2009, IPR, Press, conferences » No Comments
10:59pm Update:
Lots of Laughs…Jeff’s fiance just called, Jeff is out of surgery….SUCCESS! First signs of a successful surgery going well. Will have more in the morning, but looks like Jeff didn’t have to wait till midnight after all.
10:50pm Update:
Jeff went into surgery around 6pm. Surgery is expected to run until midnight or [...]
Sun, April 12 2009 » IPR, Jason personal » No Comments
Tornado chase season approaches fast.
April 6th, 2009 at 11:56pm EDT
A little late, I’m starting to work on the core planning for the 2009 Great Plains Storm Chase Expedition. That is the official title for my annual outing to the central part of the country to chase severe weather like supercells, tornadoes, hail, and more. [...]
Mon, April 6 2009 » IPR, Jason personal, Spring 2009, chase vehicle, storm chasing, web updates » No Comments
Not severe weather, but something this cool has to be blogged
April 5th, 2009 at 11:43pm EDT
I don’t tend to cover fair weather or sunny days weatherwise, nor do I mention my personal outings even if it’s for photographs and video, but the Cherry Blossoms in DC is a really neat thing to see each year. [...]
Sun, April 5 2009 » IPR, Jason personal, Spring 2009 » No Comments
Two snow photos that aired on WUSA Channel 9 TV
March 4th, 2009 at 11:35am EST
The first photo was taken from near Queenstown, Maryland and is a picture of a row of mail boxes that were getting buried by drifting snow. Snow fall in the area was about 12″, but drifts such as these were 24 [...]
Wed, March 4 2009 » DC area weather, IPR, Uncategorized, snow, storm chasing, winter 2008/2009 » 2 Comments
Great Plains firing up today with severe weather.
February 10th, 2009 at 5:51pm EST
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I’m following quite a bit of activity this afternoon with supercells firing in the Central Great Plains today. Possible tornadoes have been reported, but are preliminary reports yet to be confirmed. Many Storm Chasers [...]
Tue, February 10 2009 » IPR, storm chasing, tornado » No Comments