Andrew Wulfeck
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1 week ago |
foxweather.com | Andrew Wulfeck
WASHINGTON - Proposed budget cuts to NOAA threaten to slash research funding and stall technological advancements - potentially creating new obstacles in the effort to deploy next-generation radar systems that meteorologists say could significantly improve severe weather forecasting and save lives. According to documents obtained by congressional members, the Trump administration has proposed reducing NOAA’s budget significantly below its current level of more than $6 billion.
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foxweather.com | Andrew Wulfeck
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - A barrage of atmospheric river events that swept across California during the winter and spring has left the state well-positioned when it comes to water storage. As the peak of the snowmelt season begins to slow down, the majority of California’s major reservoirs are at least 90% full - a promising sign for a state that frequently battles drought and associated wildfires.
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1 week ago |
fox4news.com | Andrew Wulfeck
By Andrew WulfeckPublished April 15, 2025 4:34pm CDT A digital rendering of the Titanic. (Magellan Limited/Atlantic Productions / FOX Weather) WASHINGTON - On the 113th anniversary of the sinking of the R.M.S. Titanic, National Geographic is set to unveil what it calls an unprecedented look at history's most infamous maritime disaster. Using cutting-edge underwater scanning technology, the documentary offers a stunning digital model of the Titanic, accurate down to every rivet.
Easter week storms threaten millions across the Northeast with high winds, thunder and possible hail
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ourcommunitynow.com | Andrew Wulfeck
Share More than 28 million people in the Ohio Valley and central Appalachians will be at risk of seeing severe weather on Monday as an active weather pattern remains in place across the Northeast. FOX Weather Meteorologist Kendall Smith breaks down the forecast on Sunday, April 13. CINCINNATI – Parts of the Ohio Valley are bracing for rain and the potential for severe weather to kick off Easter week, as a fast-moving cold front pushes through the region on Monday.
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1 week ago |
nypost.com | Andrew Wulfeck
Parts of the Ohio Valley are bracing for rain and the potential for severe weather to kick off Easter week, as a fast-moving cold front pushes through the region on Monday. Cities across Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania and West Virginia are under a heightened risk for severe weather from Monday into early Tuesday. NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center (SPC) says more than 28 million people across the region will be at risk of severe thunderstorms on Monday.
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