Lee Goldberg

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Chief Meterologist at WABC-TV (New York, NY)

WABC-TV Chief Meteorologist

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Spring and summer long-range forecast with Paul Pastelok, senior meteorologist at AccuWeather and Lee Goldberg of Weather or Not

1 month ago | abc7ny.com | Lee Goldberg

(WABC) -- Spring has sprung, but a month in, the chill hasn't shown itself out the door just yet. In the first special edition of "Weather or Not" from ABC's new podcast studio at 7 Hudson Square in lower Manhattan, WABC-TV chief meteorologist Lee Goldberg looks at the big picture with Paul Pastelok, AccuWeather's senior meteorologist and lead U.S. long-range forecaster.
Congress Repeals Ohm’s Law to Promote Higher Efficiency

1 month ago | mwrf.com | Lee Goldberg

What you’ll learn:Politics and physics don’t mix. Enforcing policies that contradict well-accepted truths is counterproductive, and occasionally disastrousHR2599, a bill to repeal Ohm’s Law, was approved today by the U.S. Congress and has been put on a fast track for submission to the Senate as early as next week.
Mercury and SpaceShipOne: Very Different Launch Systems

2 months ago | ojoyoshidareport.com | Lee Goldberg |Mike Markowitz

NASA used a human-rated derivative of a ballistic missile to launch a man into orbit. SpaceShipOne used a less-expense approach. In both cases, piloting badassery was vital to the missions' successes. Share This Post: By Lee GoldbergNASA investigated multiple launch systems to put a man into Space and ultimately decided to put the Mercury capsule atop derivatives of ballistic missiles.
Mercury and SpaceShipOne: The Spacecraft

Feb 5, 2025 | ojoyoshidareport.com | Lee Goldberg |Mike Markowitz

Despite very different launch and guidance systems, the Mercury and StarShipOne spacecraft shared many design requirements. Source: Photograph by Don Ramey Logan, CC BY 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=36748642 Share This Post: By Lee GoldbergIn the beginning, US efforts in Space were largely driven by militaristic goals and the belief in US exceptionalism.
Mercury and SpaceShipOne: 40-years of Technical Evolution

Jan 29, 2025 | ojoyoshidareport.com | Lee Goldberg |Mike Markowitz

The US Space program, prodded by Russia's surprise first-man-in-space success, highlights how America reacts to challenges. Mercury capsule: Source: NASA Share This Post: By Lee Goldberg, Contributing EditorTechnological evolution is about building on the foundations and lessons of the past. The heritage of the US Space Program is a testament to that evolution. There is great value in comparing and contrasting two groundbreaking “firsts.” Read the 3-part mission to learn more.
Snow fans left waiting in the cold -- will we see a storm soon? | Weather or Not

Jan 9, 2025 | abc7ny.com | Lee Goldberg

Friday, January 10, 2025 3:01AMAre more flakes in our future? In this edition of Weather or Not, meteorologist Lee Goldberg examines our winter outlook, addressing a number of questions for the months ahead. Helping to tackle these questions is AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Paul Pastelok. Together, Lee and Paul offer insight about how long the extreme cold could last, why we haven't seen big snow totals yet and if any big storms could develop in our future.
Early call on Saturday snow; what's driving LA fires; click-bait storm forecasts | Weather or Not

Jan 8, 2025 | abc7ny.com | Lee Goldberg

Is snow on tap for our area this weekend? And what's fueling the fires spreading rapidly across Southern California? In this episode of Weather or Not, Lee Goldberg is joined by a special guest -- Meteorologist Steven DiMartino of NY NJ PA Weather. Together, they take a look at the catastrophic wildfires that have broken out across Southern California amid a lethal combination of wind and dry conditions.
Climate Ready: New technology throughout NYC will help keep communities from drowning

Oct 14, 2024 | abc7ny.com | Lee Goldberg

We've seen prolific moisture with Hurricane Helene and Milton. If a storm were to hit our area are we ready to take on all of that water? A project in development since the 1990s on Staten Island is a great opportunity and a possible answer to get rid of stormwater. As severe rain events become more frequent and more intense, New York City officials have a plan, which is more water to keep communities from drowning.
The 2024 Fall Foliage Forecast with the Leaf Daddy

Sep 27, 2024 | abc7ny.com | Lee Goldberg

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Climate Ready: Historic flooding destroys Long Island communities

Sep 24, 2024 | abc7ny.com | Lee Goldberg

WEATHER ALERTCoastal Flood AdvisoryABC7 New York 24/7 Eyewitness News StreamTHE LOOP | NYC Weather and Traffic CamsWATCH LIVEWelcome, Manage MyDisney AccountLog OutTuesday, September 24, 2024 10:24PMLONG ISLAND (WABC) -- Over the last few months, we have been keeping views Climate Ready as a way to help when Mother Nature throws us all she's got. Today we are taking you to Long Island where communities were hit with historic flooding last month.