Jonathan Martin

1 month ago | journaltimes.com | Steve Ackerman |Jonathan Martin

Question: Why does the severe weather threat increase as spring and summer approach? Answer: As the threat of winter snows recedes across the country, it is replaced by the threat of severe weather (i.e. thunderstorms with hail, damaging winds and tornadoes). The severe weather season, though broadly spanning March through August across the United States, is actually quite regional.

1 month ago | lakegenevanews.net | Steve Ackerman |Jonathan Martin

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1 month ago | madison.com | Steve Ackerman |Jonathan Martin

Question: What can I do with home precipitation observations? Answer: Precipitation can widely vary over a region; consequently, local observations of precipitation are valuable weather observations. Contributing your personal observations via a community-based network of volunteers can help with weather and river forecasts. One well know observation network is the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail, and Snow Network, or CoCoRaHS (www.cocorahs.org).

1 month ago | lakegenevanews.net | Steve Ackerman |Jonathan Martin

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1 month ago | madison.com | Steve Ackerman |Jonathan Martin

Question: What are the impacts of the recent cuts to NOAA and NWS? Answer: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA, which includes the National Weather Service, or NWS, is a vital partner in the nation’s weather enterprise. They provide essential products and services that benefit the U.S. economy and the health and safety of us all. Citizens and businesses rely on accurate and timely forecasts.