Does anyone remember this old film from 1977? I uploaded it in two parts. It was aired periodically on WHNT 19 in Huntsville, Alabama. I taped this one around 1984, I believe. It was telecast on their local public service show, "Accent" at 10:30 on a Sunday night.
Even though it was produced 32 years ago, it remains an excellent resource for spotter training. Do you weather geeks out there recognize any of the names in the credits? Tornadoes: A Spotter's Guide - Part 1
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Weather Changes this Weekend and Boater Alert
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9AM view in Seattle looking toward Mt. Rainer
noon--brightening up
3PM: cool, cloudy air all mixed out and some convection over the mountains.
Today was ...
Waiting Game...
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While the tropics are about to start getting active, I still don't think the
main show is coming until the MJO pulse gets deep into octants 1/2... By
A...
Forecast Update
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There is an heat advisory in effect through Sunday. Expect highs in the
upper 90s to triple digits. The heat index will reach between 105-110.
With high...
Just Before 5 o’clock
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The widely spaced thunderstorms across Alabama not as strong as the ones at
this same hour yesterday. The fairly strong one, that was moving down from
Cull...
The New WeatherScout
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WeatherScout has improved and has a changed address.
Click HERE [www.weather-scout.blogspot.com] to see the new WeatherScout
blog.
-Chris
Hot Days Ahead!
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The Summer heat is on! We warm to the 96 to 98 degree range this afternoon,
with a heat index near 108; you can’t rule out a stray storm, but most of
stay ...
Offline for Two Weeks
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I'm going to be totally off this blog until classes start back Aug. 16th, most likely. Just giving you the heads up. Go to www.weather.gov and type in your z...
Thank God for the Light
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SKY WATCH FRIDAY time! Thanks to Dot and Tom, never forgotten founders of
this great event. Come on, come fly with us!
Thanks to hosts: Klaus Sandy Sylvia ...
How hot will it get?
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As if we haven't already gotten enough heat this summer, which has featured just
one high temp in the 80s this month and weeks of consecutive above-normal
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My Huntsville about.com Weekend Forecast
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On the weather map...Yet more hot weather this weekend as high pressure is
in firm control. There will be a slight chance of a storm each afternoon
through...
Rare deadly tornado in Montana - 7/26/10
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Killer tornadoes are rare in Montana due to the sparse population. Prior to
2010, only 2 deadly tornadoes had been recorded in the state, with the last...
Needed Rains Moving In
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As I talked about on July 18th, a large part of our area is need of rain.
Even though Bonnie fizzled to a remnant low pressure area, it will still
serve to...
Southwest Georgia Weather...Same as last year folks!
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It's late July...
98+ degrees on any given day...
120% humidity..(If you breathe you begin sweating)...
This is the South...
Its like this every year this ti...
2010 July 21 SW Nebraska storm chase
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I left Dodge City shortly after 3:00pm for a target around Colby, KS where a
warm front was lifting north into northwestern Kansas. When I left, the
first...
Lightning and yesterday's video...
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Just figured I'd post a quick video from yesterday.
Shortly after Tia and I returned home and I had just sank my teeth into
looking over the photos and v...
North of 60 Again- Greetings from Greenland!
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Well I have made it back to Greenland and the Arctic. Seven months and 8
days ago I was at the South Pole. This morning I wake up 60 miles on the
cold side...
Above average since May 29
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This graph depicts the maximum and minimum temperatures at the Huntsville
International Airport since May 1st. Note that the last day the maximum
temperatu...
New Blog... Update Links!
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http://www.severeplains.com/blog
Once again, I am no longer updating this blog as I have a new hosted blog
that I am updating. Please update your links to ...
Nine Injured by Lightning Waiting for Old Faithful
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*REMINDER OF THE DANGERS OF LIGHTNING*
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. (AP) - A lightning strike in Yellowstone
National Park injured nine people waiting t...
Back from Vacation
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Good Morning! I am just returning from a long weekend of camping in Denali
National Park. The weather was wonderful. We had highs in the 70's and l...
Chris Collura Captures Wedge Tornado Near Bowdle, SD
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May 22, 2010 – Once again Storm Chaser Chris Collura captures a stunning
large tornado. This wedge tornado was near Bowdle, SD. I got a call
yesterday even...
05/19/10 Storm Chase Forecast
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Another potent day on tap for most of Western OK and down in to parts of
North Central Texas as a dryline will move to along the eastern TX
Panhandle/OK st...
May 10-11 Chases
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I had a couple of off days on Monday and Tuesday, so I took the opportunity
to take a mini chase vacation with my buddies Michael Carter, Greg
Nordstrom, a...
The Big "D"
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After several years of slowly deteriorating health issues, I finally was
diagnosed as a type 2 diabetic a few days ago. I've suspected it for quite
awhile,...
NEW BLOG -- Update Link
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The Iowa Chaser blog is now the Severe Plains blog!
All of the previous posts have been moved, and additional posts since December have been added to the ne...
Best of Hurricane Video!!!
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Sorry it took me so long, but I finally put up the Best of Hurricane Video
on youtube... It's from Hurricanes Ike, Rita, and Katrina... Honestly words
can...
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