Earth Networks released two articles recently, one on Hurricane Harvey and another on the recent mudslide in Sierra Leone. Both are excellent articles, and I encourage you to check them out when you have a free moment.
Arkansas Hail Swath Map for August 20, 2017
With all of the excitement cornering the 2017 Solar Eclipse, the weather has been a bit “boring” today (a few clouds at times, all clear on radar. Temperature is currently 98F, so the solar eclipse didn’t bring too much temperature relief to the Natural State. Here’s a look at the Arkansas hail swath map for August 20, 2017 (image courtesy of Live Hail Reports).
That wraps it up here! Back to everyone enjoying discussing the eclipse. Nathan Parker Signing Off!
Solar Eclipse Blog Post from Todd Yakoubian on Arkansas Weather Blog @KATVToddYak #ARWX
My good friend and KATV7 Meteorologist Todd Yakoubian in Central Arkansas recently posted a blog post and video concerning the upcoming solar eclipse. It’s an excellent video to watch, especially for those living in Arkansas wishing to enjoy the solar eclipse. The Arkansas Weather Blog is also an excellent blog to follow for those interested in the Natural State’s one-of-a-kind weather.
Two More Articles on the Upcoming Solar Eclipse
Ask a Meteorologist About the Solar Eclipse
Earth Networks is having a Facebook live session with meteorologist Steve Prinzivallilive at 2 pm ET on August 17th, 2017. Click here to learn how to join the live event and ask your questions.
All You Need To Know About Solar Eclipses
Earth Networks has recently written another great blog article on the what you need to know about the various types of solar eclipses. It’s another excellent read to prepare for the upcoming solar eclipse. Check it out!
What is an Eclipse?
Earth Networks recently published a good article on What is an Eclipse. It is an excellent read to refresh one’s memory about an eclipse before the large eclipse event occurring later this month. Check it out!
NOAA Updating Sea Surface Temperatures Dataset
NOAA announced recently they are updating their sea surface temperatures dataset. Some interesting improvements are being added to the dataset. I am looking forward to seeing if this new data will be used in commercial applications that take advantage of sea surface temperatures. Sea surface temperatures are beneficial when tracking tropical weather, and it is great to see NOAA making these great improvements to their dataset.
Solar Eclipse Article from Earth Networks
With the upcoming solar eclipse, Earth Networks has released an excellent article about some things people need to know about it, including how to safely and effectively watch the upcoming solar eclipse. It’s a great article with some excellent information about this exciting weather phenomenon coming up.
Who all is going to be watching the upcoming solar eclipse?
Changes to NWS Winter Weather Messaging Arriving
WeatherNation recently launched an excellent article about the upcoming changes to the NWS Winter Weather messaging. While it may be too hot outside right now to think about winter, it is a good time to read up on the article and be aware of the changes arriving to how the NWS handles Winter Weather messaging whenever winter does arrive upon us later this year.