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On WSBTV.com: Beyond The Forecast with David Chandley Archive for November 2011
Blog Entries for Friday, November 18
Random Friday thoughts
Plenty going on this week and into the weekend. First off, the severe weather of this week is a reminder that we do have Fall severe weather season in Georgia. The National Weather Service confirmed an EF-2 tornado rolled across Harris county on Wednesday afternoon. Winds up to 125 mph ...
Blog Entries for Wednesday, November 9
Unreal condtions in Alaska
I love extreme weather and its not often I see conditions that make me say 'Wow"..but this morning I found some. The strongest "winter" storm in nearly 40 years is pounding coastal Alaska. Here are some of the readings: Teller, Snowing 34 degrees, wind SE 54 gusts to 71. Nome, ...
Blog Entries for Tuesday, November 8
A new count of Tropical Storms/Hurrcianes
With the formation of Tropical Storm Sean in the Atlantic, some 420 miles SW of Bermuda, our number of named storms has jumped to 18 for the season. First off, Tropical Storm Sean began as a sub-tropical storm. This is a storm with tropical characteristics, but a cold core. "Normal" ...
Blog Entries for Thursday, November 3
Come on Rain..Bring it
A fast moving cold front is heading our way today. Yes it will rain, but its more like a splash and dash. Rainfall rates will be bewteen .25" and .50". Some spots will see a little more, others will get less. The rainfall scorecard for Atlanta and Athens is not ...
Blog Entries for Wednesday, November 2
Hurricane season coming to a close
While the hurricane season "officially" ends on November 30th, I think we can put a lid on this year's activity. Long range models paint a quiet picture for the Atlantic, Caribbean, and Gulf for the next two weeks. A quick spin-up tropical storm is always possible in late November, but ...
Blog Entries for Tuesday, November 1
The buoy man on Lanier
I had a great time out in the field today. Photographer Tony Light and I went to Lake Lanier to turn a story on the low lake levels. As you know, Lanier, our largest lake, is down again, some 11 feet below full pool. But the story has a positive ...
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