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WeatherBrains 973: Woodpecker on the Rain Gutter
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This episode of WeatherBrains features a Guest WeatherBrain who is a seasoned meteorologist who works in Kansas City, MO as Chief Meteorologist at KCTV. He's previously worked in Miami Florida and Lincoln Nebraska covering extreme weather. He holds a Certificate of Broadcast Meteorology and was recommended by friend of the show Jeremy Bower. Luke Dorris, welcome to the show!
Fan and listener of the show and weather enthusiast Emily Conklin Foster also drops by tonight to chat with the panelists. She's an Architectural Historian and Historic Preservation Planner. Emily, thanks for dropping by!
Our email officer Jen is continuing to handle the incoming messages from our listeners. Reach us here: email@weatherbrains.com.
- TS Francine struggles to develop in the Gulf (04:50)
- Kansas City's unique weather and it's forecast challenges (21:00)
- Battling social media weather hype (34:00)
- Future of broadcast meteorology (39:40)
- Francine's origins in GOM (43:45)
- Influencers on why hurricane season has been less active than forecasted (52:00)
- The Astronomy Outlook with Tony Rice (01:05:42)
- This Week in Tornado History With Jen (01:07:54)
- E-Mail Segment (01:08:57)
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James Aydelott - Cold-Season Tornadoes: Climatological and Meteorological Insights
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James Aydelott - The Gulf of Mexico and ENSO Influence on Subseasonal and Seasonal CONUS Winter Tornado Variability
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Rick Smith - SondeHub Tracker
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Bill Murray - "Cracking the Weather Code: How Early Weather Observers Used Encryption to Communicate Information"by Sean Potter
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