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General Weather Chat / Re: SPC Outlooks and National Warnings
« on: March 08, 2011, 10:45:12 PM »
The flooding potential here with this storm is reminding me of the September 2009 Flooding. We most likely won't see the 8-12 inches of rain we saw then, but the potential to get half of that will cause some havoc. Well at least it'll contribute to the drought busting like the previous storm last weekend.

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General Weather Chat / Re: Louisiana in Crossheirs
« on: March 08, 2011, 07:42:30 PM »
Nasty looking storms in LA and squalline developing in TX, the southern part of that line looks like they could spawn up tornadoes any moment (at least just from the radar)

Not to jump too much off topic, but I thought crossheirs was spelled crosshairs. :unsure:

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Off the top of my head...

Boomerang and Weatherscan (Comcast moved them up on a higher digital cable package) Odd enough we still have our NBC WeatherPlus channel, I would rather have Weatherscan over that.

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General Discussion / Re: Gas prices in your area
« on: March 03, 2011, 07:38:44 PM »
To follow up from Josh's post above, we shouldn't be dependent on just one source for energy.  Let me give you all some numbers I looked up to think about here:  70% of electricity in the United States comes from fossil fuels alone (coal, natural gas, and petroleum).  Meanwhile, about 90% of France's electricity comes from their own nuclear plants, hydro plants, and other renewable resources.  They don't have to rely on foreign sources nearly as much.  Why can't we be like that?

Anyway, regular unleaded gasoline is $3.26 per gallon in my area today.

I strongly agree, I don't understand why we can't get away from oil and use more clean effective and renewable energies, iirc, oil is not a renewable resource so once it's gone it's gone regardless if we did drill wells here in the states.

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General Discussion / Re: Gas prices in your area
« on: March 03, 2011, 03:44:31 PM »
Last I heard within the week the average here in A-Town is $3.30. (some stations higher)

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Local Forecast / Re: March 2011 Playlist
« on: March 02, 2011, 10:10:01 PM »
Another good solid playlist from what I've heard so far. It's nice to see Timothy Drury return, "Going the Distance" was one of the best songs I remember playing in the Summer of 2006 and even though it's been used a lot in the past couple of years, I think the cut of "The Sound of Philadelphia" being used in this playlist is the best one. Also Rock Steady is back! It's kinda weird hearing it play at night though.

The con to this playlist: Green Onions is back, :itsok: I hate that song so much.

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The Game Room / Re: Which would you prefer?
« on: March 02, 2011, 07:48:09 PM »
Terminal Frost

The Traveler or Tortilla Flat by Ralph D.?

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Local Forecast / Re: Create your own playlist
« on: March 01, 2011, 10:37:42 PM »
March 2011 Test Playlist (Rough Draft)

Artist   Song Title

Morning
Emiel Van Egdom - Searchin' Or Runnin'
The Rippingtons - Big Sky
Ron Fattorusso - Just Standing Around
Shahin & Sepehr - Body & Soul
Brian Hughes - The Way It Is
Frank Piombo - Flight
Soul Ballet - Supa Sexy Star
Marcus Johnson feat. Greg Adams - Rise
Kenny G  - G Walkin'
Ryan Farish - Lights

Daytime
Chuck Loeb - The Music Inside
Ralph Diekemper - The Magical House of Windsor
Spyro Gyra - Escape Hatch
Wayne Gerard - Alabaster Rain
Lao Tizer - Saint Stephen's Green
Nite Flyte - Square Root
Miles Stiebel - Excellent Distraction
Miles Stiebel - Sir Duke
Soul Ballet - Swaggatron
Richard Elliot - Spindrift

Primetime
Love Tractor - Fun To Be Happy
John Maellaro - Steps
Ryan Farish - Letting Go
Phish - Down With Disease
Keyan Williams - Swift Kick
Spyro Gyra - Havana Moonlight
Euge Groove - On Your Knees
Ryan Farish - Aras
G Love - Love

Overnight
John Maellaro - Keanae
Ursula Suzana Pacheco - Blue Sky
G Love & Special Sauce - Front Porch Lounger
David Lanz - Kal-E-Fornia
Jay Soto - Long Time Coming
Ken Navarro - Thinking Of You
John Tesh - Broken Wings
Trance Fury - March
Moby - Division
Chris Camozzi - Friday's Child

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Severe Weather / Re: Severe Weather Season 2011/Severe Wx thread
« on: March 01, 2011, 09:14:41 PM »
It was a lame non event in the mid atlantic yesterday
Yes, we got nothing but occasional rain showers. No thunder, hail, or downpours.  :thumbdown:

There wasn't much of lightning and thunder here either, a few bright flashes and a few big rumbles, but in retrospect nothing I think should have warranted a Severe Thunderstorm Warning. I don't recall even seeing any hail either, but there was plenty of heavy rain and strong winds. I can't speak for how the conditions were for the Tornado Warning issued for the SW side of my county toward Hartsfield Int'l Airport.
Strong winds are/is one of the criteria for  a severe T-storm warning. I believe >60MPH. Here we had a few strikes and rumbles, but heavy rain for about an hour. It was was less severe than I would have liked.

I know, but I'm pretty sure it didn't get anywhere near that strong during the duration of the storm. I would say maybe 35-40mph. We were under a Significant Weather Alert, I think it should have been left at that instead of upgraded, but if it is radar detected to be severe they have a valid reason to issue it.

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Severe Weather / Re: Severe Weather Season 2011/Severe Wx thread
« on: March 01, 2011, 06:55:10 PM »
It was a lame non event in the mid atlantic yesterday
Yes, we got nothing but occasional rain showers. No thunder, hail, or downpours.  :thumbdown:

There wasn't much of lightning and thunder here either, a few bright flashes and a few big rumbles, but in retrospect nothing I think should have warranted a Severe Thunderstorm Warning. I don't recall even seeing any hail either, but there was plenty of heavy rain and strong winds. I can't speak for how the conditions were for the Tornado Warning issued for the SW side of my county toward Hartsfield Int'l Airport.

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TWC Fan Art / Re: Weatherlover's Artwork
« on: February 28, 2011, 11:03:58 PM »
Tornado Watch & Severe Thunderstorm Warning
Tornado Watch & Severe Thunderstorm Warning


Songs in order
Spyro Gyra - Catching the Sun
Buzz Amato - Outta Here

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TWC Fan Art / Re: Weatherlover's Artwork
« on: February 28, 2011, 07:23:03 AM »
Severe Weather to Snow in El Dorado, KS - Severe Weather Coverage Part One (Atlanta,GA  is Part Two)

Chilly Severe Thunderstorms to Snow?


The song choice will probably take some of you back about 14 years, originally it was "The Gardens of Babylon" by Jean Luc Ponty, but it wasn't cleared by WMG.

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Severe Weather / Re: Severe Weather Season 2011/Severe Wx thread
« on: February 28, 2011, 07:00:00 AM »



It's certainly going to be worse here if TWC is right, they're using the term Strong Thunderstorms in their forecast here. That's an upgrade from Thunderstorms/Wind the past couple of days, looks like it's a damaging wind event for us going by them. Our NWS office has been up in the clouds daydreaming as usual. :rolleyes: Now I see this morning they're saying a 80% chance of Severe T' Storms that's a far cry from the showers I saw yesterday.
There are using the term Strong Thunderstorms for the forecast here, too. On the local on the 8s, it says "Variable clouds with Strong Thunderstorms".

Not only could we see severe weather today, but if we see some sunshine, we might tie or break a record high today! Just saw the record high screen on my IntelliStar, the forecast is 77°, the record is 78° it'll be very close.

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Severe Weather / Re: Severe Weather Season 2011/Severe Wx thread
« on: February 27, 2011, 06:27:39 AM »
Will the outbreak tomorrow and Monday be worse than thursdays/fridays?

It's certainly going to be worse here if TWC is right, they're using the term Strong Thunderstorms in their forecast here. That's an upgrade from Thunderstorms/Wind the past couple of days, looks like it's a damaging wind event for us going by them. Our NWS office has been up in the clouds daydreaming as usual. :rolleyes: Now I see this morning they're saying a 80% chance of Severe T' Storms that's a far cry from the showers I saw yesterday.

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General Weather Chat / Re: Significant Severe Weather Outbreak Feb. 24
« on: February 25, 2011, 07:56:05 AM »
We were under a Severe Thunderstorm Watch & a Warning, the Watch was probably allowed to expire at it's set time of 5am this morning, I'm not sure because I fell back asleep after the rain slacked down some and I don't know when the warning expired either.

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