COOL i go fishing at lake loramie ♥️ i proposed to my wife outside of fort loramie 💓
We just put up a NEW 24/7 LIVE weather camera in Fort Loramie, Ohio! 👀
Huge shoutout to Northwest Ohio Broadband for helping us get this camera up to improve weather coverage across the United States!
If you would like to help us out in building our national camera network, and have a location to put a camera with limited obstructions, reach out to us at [email protected] 🙂
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This Thanksgiving Break, I will be joining a group of Hokies headed to the Dominican Republic! We will be practicing our university motto "Ut Prosim" (That I may Serve) as we volunteer at a school. Here is our GoFundMe! DM me if you have questions.
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this is how you do gold without looking like a tacky saddam hussein cheesecake factory
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If we are to peer review the NWS procedure, we should, but we must do so without bias, without attention seeking, without snark or attitude, and only with facts and questions. Just like everything else. If we aren’t doing that we are just farming for engagement or ego trips.
I miss the old(er) days of storm chasing and weather.
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Pro-NWS is when you mercilessly criticize an underfunded, understaffed organization to your enormous following
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In the current political climate, including cuts to NWS and all sciences, our community (and those with a big following) should not be advocating for cuts or to privatize NWS. Shoot them an email, be a journalist and investigate what happened. Not constantly bash them every second you can non stop.
The past 24 hours over the Desert Southwest have been concerning from an NWS warning issuance standpoint.
We’ve had:
• warnings issued based on contaminated data
• a TOR for a left split (spinning the “wrong” way)
• several delayed/missed events (both tornadoes and giant hail)
• polygons that miss the actual circulation
• ongoing debris signatures that are missed
I’m pro-expertise and pro-NWS — when they win, we all win. But critiquing poor performance scientifically is, at times, important.
It’s tough to justify keeping 122 offices staffed for warning operations when consistency and quality are obvious problems. The case for centralized warning operations is getting stronger, which is both good and bad.
I’m working on a longer piece and am not going to prematurely release it before I make sure every detail is presented fairly and completely — but there is a deeper conversation that needs to be had.
If anyone has any specific examples (both from this event or otherwise) that you feel I should look into, DM me.
Miami Valley Storm Warn retweeted
Pssst. Its mid October and a strong cold front is moving in this weekend. Temperatures could get down to 30 degrees. Strongest cold front of the year. Get your ass to the woods.🦌
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Remnants from Hurricane Isaias will impact the Ohio Valley this weekend. Breezy conditions will develop on Saturday as the system approaches, with the strongest winds Sat evening into early Sunday. Widespread rain and some storms possible as well, mainly Sat night into Sunday.
ALT Graphic showing a swath of 1 to 2 inches of rain from Hurricane Isaias this weekend.
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Chicago is officially in the cone ahead of Hurricane #Isaias – at United States
