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  • Meteorologists: Cuomo’s weather claims are all wet

    11/29/2014 9:27:14 AM PST · by Olog-hai · 21 replies
    Associated Press ^ | Nov 29, 2014 11:39 AM EST | David Klepper
    Gov. Andrew Cuomo wants New York to create the nation’s best weather monitoring system, one more robust than even the National Weather Service and more capable of predicting events like the snowstorm that buried parts of the Buffalo area under 7 feet of snow. But although Cuomo’s $18.7 million initiative will help the state respond to events like floods or wildfires, it’s unlikely to live up to his grander expectations, meteorologists say. To accurately predict lake-effect snowfall in western New York, the state would need weather satellites and a supercomputer to handle complicated weather modeling, plus monitoring stations in the...
  • Meteorologist on Climate Change: 'It's Raining Harder Out There' (Cantore, Weather Channel)

    12/19/2011 2:36:05 PM PST · by CedarDave · 25 replies
    CNS News ^ | December 16, 2011 | CNS News
    (CNSNews.com) – Meterologist Jim Cantore of The Weather Channel predicted that the world will see more extremes in weather, a possible side effect of so-called climate change. During a Newsmaker Luncheon at the National Press Club on Wednesday, Cantore was asked how relevant the issue of climate change is to his “day-to-day duties” and whether it changes “the business of forecasting on a short-term basis.” “If you look at today’s dollars and you go back to the 1980s, we averaged about $1 billion disaster a year. In the 2000s, we’ve averaged almost five, and in the last two years, we’ve...
  • Weather Channel adopts breezier feel

    08/15/2005 7:53:38 AM PDT · by My Favorite Headache · 90 replies · 4,030+ views
    Atlanta Journal Constitution ^ | 8-14-05 | Scott Leith
    Weather Channel adopts breezier feel Aim to win new viewers, keep the old Scott Leith - Staff Yes, the Weather Channel can actually get squarer. But that's just the new logo. Beginning Monday, the Atlanta-based king of cable weather will unveil a boxy logo to replace its existing symbol, a well-known but dated badge that has barely changed since the network was founded in 1982. Channel devotees will notice more substantial chages as the year goes on. The Weather Channel, known for years by its staid style and endearingly nerdy approach, is moving to the next step in its evolution...