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Rob Mayeda

San Jose

AMS Meteorologist, Reporter and Multimedia Producer at KNTV-TV (San Jose, CA)

Bay Area AMS Meteorologist since 2003 CSU/SJSU Lecturer. Formerly KIRO, KCRA, KSBY, KESQ, KNBC, Arizona Daily Wildcat & dad of twinados 👦🏻🌪️👦🏻🌪️

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  • Oct 8, 2024 | nbcbayarea.com | Rob Mayeda

    A new app designed for wildfire information is soaring up the download charts as fire season ramps up. The app is called Watch Duty. You can think of it as a funnel for all things wildfire information. Real-time fire crew reports, Cal Fire data, satellite and weather information, and ALERTWildfire cameras are integrated into the platform. It's an idea the founder said began from his own experience with the North Bay wildfires, specifically the Walbridge Fire from 2020.

  • Oct 7, 2024 | nbcbayarea.com | Rob Mayeda

    If you feel like you’ve been baking during the record-setting run of hot temperatures to start October, you’re not alone. Vegetation in the Bay Area hills and mountains has been reacting the same way, and unfortunately this is spiking fire danger even higher during what is typically one of the driest times of the year.

  • Aug 13, 2024 | nbcsandiego.com | Rob Mayeda

    The most brilliant display of the northern lights, also known as the aurora borealis, since early May was seen in the Bay Area Sunday night into Monday morning. The first views started popping up online from local photographers and the Alert California cameras into the 11 p.m. hour Sunday night.

  • Aug 13, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Rob Mayeda

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  • Aug 12, 2024 | nbcbayarea.com | Rob Mayeda

    The most brilliant display of the northern lights, also known as the aurora borealis, since early May was seen in the Bay Area Sunday night into Monday morning. The first views started popping up online from local photographers and the Alert California cameras into the 11 p.m. hour Sunday night.

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11 Apr 25

RT @NASAMars: The first reaction from the @NASAPersevere team when they saw this rock was, "Whoa, what is that? What could have caused that…

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9 Apr 25

The view approaching 8:07 pm HST #Kilauea 4/8/2025 https://t.co/jU0ymYhLAh

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Kilauea Message 2025-04-08 16:32:44 HST: Episode 17 continues sustained 100 foot (30 meter) high fountaining with bursts up to 200 feet (60 meters) from the south vent. Surges and standing waves are visible in the outlet channel feeding the flow on the floor of Halema'uma'u.

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Rob Mayeda @RobMayeda
8 Apr 25

RT @UCB_CSSL: There are over 250 snow survey sites in California where crews take manual measurements with hollow tubes, known as Federal S…