Zoe Mintz
Meteoroligist at KRQE-TV (Albuquerque, NM)
CBS News Bay Area meteorologist🌞 @IUBloomington Alumni • Proud dog mom to Junior Mintz🐶 • Chicago➡️Greenville➡️Albuquerque➡️San Francisco
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Zoe Mintz
New state-of-the-art weather monitoring system will be online soon Has anyone noticed some weird/missing data from satellite imagery over the past few weeks? There's a reason for that! The old satellite that has been used for years is moving, with the most state-of-the-art satellite set to replace it. Basically, all of the images that are taken from space come from satellites, machines that are launched into space and orbit Earth, or another object and send back information.
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1 month ago |
cbsnews.com | Zoe Mintz
There have been some solid rainfall totals this month across the South Bay, with drier-than-normal conditions across the North Bay. Storm systems, or atmospheric rivers, in March, have been tracking farther south than in previous months, bringing San Jose above-average precipitation so far this month. Even though North Bay communities, like Santa Rosa, have seen rain basically every day for the last five days, it's been light rain, keeping below-average precipitation in place across the area.
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2 months ago |
cbsnews.com | Zoe Mintz
It's been a very active rainy season across parts of the Bay Area, but it didn't start out that way. In fact, October was among the top driest months on records for many locations across the Bay Area. However, the weather whiplash quickly arrived in November when an extremely strong atmospheric river brought over a foot of rain to parts of the North Bay.
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Dec 11, 2024 |
cbsnews.com | Zoe Mintz
Here's why a tsunami warning was sent after a 7.0 quake in Northern California Last Thursday's Tsunami Warning was scary for everyone who received the alert along the West Coast. Luckily, the warning was canceled, but many people are still wondering — Why was it issued in the first place? A 7.0 magnitude earthquake occurred at 10:44 a.m. right off the coast of Northern California.
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Nov 14, 2024 |
cbsnews.com | Zoe Mintz
Bay Area set to experience "King Tides" this weekend. Here's what to expect The "King Tides" are on the way!From Nov. 15-17, the next King Tide event will return to the Bay Area. King Tides, also known as Spring Tides, are naturally occurring and predictable events revolving around the alignment of the sun, moon, and Earth.
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Happy National Erase Self Negativity Day🤗 I know it's hard not to be overly self-critical in this day and age, but this is your reminder to be nice to yourself! You deserve to treat your mind, body, and soul with love and gratitude. Celebrate today and be your own best friend! https://t.co/NPcZXdNruh
Who's ready for more stunning spring weather across the Bay Area?! Even though it won't be as warm as yesterday, highs will still be well above average despite more cloud coverage. Fog/some clouds will stick around through Saturday, before really warming up again Sunday. @KPIXtv https://t.co/DxbD7DR1tn
After historic rainfall across the central US, the system has officially pushed offshore. In it's wake, an arctic chill has arrived with up to 7" of snow possible across the far northeast. Freeze Warnings are in place across many locations currently dealing with flooding. @KPIXtv https://t.co/HFNzfJqABh