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Introduction: Precipitation is a fundamental aspect of weather, and it comes in various forms, each with its unique characteristics. In Part 7 of our weather education series, we’ll explore the different types of precipitation, including…
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Introduction: Clouds are not just fluffy shapes in the sky; they are dynamic and essential components of our atmosphere, providing important clues about upcoming weather conditions. In Part 6 of our weather education series, we’ll…
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Introduction: Atmospheric pressure is a key player in the world of meteorology, shaping weather patterns and influencing our daily lives in ways we might not even be aware of. In Part 5 of our weather…
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Introduction: Humidity and dewpoint are two terms often heard in weather forecasts, but do you know what it really means and why it’s important? In Part 4 of our weather education series, we’ll explore the…
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Introduction: Temperature is a fundamental aspect of our daily lives. From the time we are little kids, we know to ask, “How warm is it outside?” Temperature influences everything from the clothes we wear to…
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Introduction: The Earth’s atmosphere is a remarkable and dynamic layer of gases that envelops our planet. In Part 2 of our weather education series, we’ll explore this atmospheric wonderland and learn about its composition, structure,…
Introduction: Weather surrounds us every day, influencing our choices, activities, and along the Gulf Coast, even our safety. Have you ever wondered how meteorologists predict the weather or why understanding weather patterns is so important?…
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A mackerel sky this evening for some folks across the area as some altocumulus clouds drifted overhead. They did so shortly before sunset and lit up with a mix of different colors at times. Overhead,…
During Hurricane Season, whenever there is a tropical system floating around, I get this question a lot: How do you know that it won’t come toward us? And it can be a pretty straight-forward answer.…
Read more of Wx Info: Why do hurricanes move in certain directions? (Video)
A lot of times during Hurricane Season a lot of the buzz is around the model data. Social media is plastered with images of operational model output, spaghetti models and intensity guidance. But once a…
Read more of Wx Info: Explaining the Forecast Cone from the National Hurricane Center
