Sentences with phrase «as weather forecasters»

Just as weather forecasters have become better at giving early storm warnings, real estate practitioners will become better at forecasting turns in their market.

November 24, 2015 News Releases Proper Insurance Will Prevent Winter Weather Despair OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John D. Doak is encouraging Oklahomans to prepare for the winter weather season as weather forecasters warn about the possibility of freezing rain and flooding over the holiday weekend.

This can be a major concern as weather forecasters are anticipating extreme El Nino rains in California's near future.

Overnight minimum temperatures rarely get as low as the weather forecasters predict.

When Phyllis shows him the signs of spring, he realizes he is wrong — about the weather, and about girls doing a good job as weather forecasters.

Feel free to ask me for my qualifications as a weather forecaster and meteorologist.

23 years as a weather forecaster, 20 more in research / support.

Not exact matches

Writing in the wake of his own initial failure as a forecaster in 1922, Richardson imagined a time in which all weather might be calculable before it takes place.

Erring seems almost congenital to scientists as well as to gamblers, stock market experts, and weather forecasters.

There are a lot of requirements, as potential weather - forecasters find out, and some pretty big furry shoes to fill.

The bitter cold that followed a massive East Coast snowstorm should begin to lessen as temperatures inch up and climb past freezing next week, weather forecasters said.

«They took that as a criticism, and I was barraged with nasty letters from weather forecasters all across the country.

When Mother Nature wields her fury through natural disasters such as tornadoes, hurricanes and earthquakes, weather forecasters and emergency personnel alert local communities based on input they've received from event modeling and simulations.

• EXTREME WEATHER New radar and satellite technologies will allow forecasters to build better computer models for extreme weather events, such as tornadoes and hurrWEATHER New radar and satellite technologies will allow forecasters to build better computer models for extreme weather events, such as tornadoes and hurrweather events, such as tornadoes and hurricanes.

New radar technology will allow forecasters to better «see» extreme weather, as will potential improvements to satellite technology, as well as computer models that run on more powerful supercomputers.

While weather forecasters still can't peer much more than a week into the future, climate forecasters are now claiming they can predict the speed of the North Atlantic's great climate - changing current as much as 4 years ahead.

The new spending document offers a call out to «high - priority projects» such as the Synergistic Air - Breathing Rocket Engine, a hypersonic, precooled engine for the United Kingdom's new spaceplane, and a supercomputer for weather forecasters.

Weather forecasters deserve to be double - checked, as there has been a tendency among weather broadcasters to sacrifice accuracy for ratings, which can be goosed in the short run by offering a good scare.

Thanks to data transmitted by manned synoptic and unmanned automatic weather stations, as well as complex weather stations built in or close to these destinations, the forecasters have been able to come up with a weather outlook specific to a destination.

Still many weather forecasters and media seem inclined (as again happened this year)... Continue reading →

This year I've noticed that, as local flooding occurs every year, the weather forecasters, and especially the media reporting the risks are beginning to irritate some people with their precautionary principle.

I joined the Met Office as a trainee weather forecaster in 1983 after my degree.

As a former weather forecaster with numerous experiences of the effects, the anecdote of a «Butterfly flapping it's wings» is a good analogy with some truth...

He had a six - decade broadcasting career, including a stint as the first weather forecaster on ABC's Good Morning America, but late in life became known for his crusade against the truth about global warming.

But it has also created tensions between two groups that might be expected to agree on the issue: climate scientists and meteorologists, especially those who serve as television weather forecasters.

Boykoff observed that in the mind of the public, local weather forecasters — many of whom do not have a science degree — have as much credibility on climate issues as experts.

The public views the meteorological community in a monolithic way and seems prepared to accept the opinions of TV weather forecasters on issues such as global warming, in spite of the fact that this community has most often no expertise on this topic.

I just find that because there are no fixed boundaries for an atmosphere, Cp (fixed pressure [properly written as Cp, e]-RRB- is the more appropriate term (though weather forecasters would disagree).

Before coming to Climate Central, Bernadette spent 10 years as a TV weather forecaster.

Second, if a weather forecaster chose to «disagree» about whether the sun was shining or about which way the wind was blowing - and how hard - that would be his or her right as an individual.

ALEXANDRIA, Va., May 25, 2011 — As the United States experiences and recovers from tumultuous weather, with parts of the South and Midwest reeling from the destruction of fierce recent tornados and flooding, forecasters predict shifting weather patterns and many named storms as hurricane season officially begins next week on June As the United States experiences and recovers from tumultuous weather, with parts of the South and Midwest reeling from the destruction of fierce recent tornados and flooding, forecasters predict shifting weather patterns and many named storms as hurricane season officially begins next week on June as hurricane season officially begins next week on June 1.