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Wow, I think they've covered this more than the Joplin and Tuscaloosa tornadoes!
Our editing director at church said that when he went to an event held by Adobe, they asked how many people had After Effects. Then they asked how many people had a legal copy of After Effects, and only a few hands remained up. I think my hand would have to go down on that one. I do plan on buying it SOMETIME, but not anytime soon LOL
Don't worry, I'm not trying to bust you or anything Austin. I know sometimes sites online have programs that you can download for free, although I don't remember seeing any for After Effects. So maybe it's a trial version or "simpler" version?
Amazon offers it for a little over $600. Once again, you guys who have it must have a lot of money in your pocket. 
I noticed that on the Station ID, it still says "Copyright 2011" when it is 2012 now.I noticed that a week ago too.
Andy is correct. It would be Adobe After Effects. However, don't feel so ambitious right away to use it. It took me a long while to know how to use Adobe After Effects in the fashion of which I chose to use it, and believe me, I am still learning. Also, if you're considering creating emulations the way that me, Chazz, Derek, Tyler, etc create them, you're gonna need to know how to use Photoshop beyond how a novice user uses it.I dunno
Though I don't have either, I think Zach means After Effects is a better program to make emulations with. For example, when you see Tyler make his emulations, he normally states that he has used After Effects to make them.
What I want to know is how you all can afford it. It's over $500!
I dunno
72 in Norman?!
Today was an unseasonably warm day.
So what makes this outbreak different from the rest?
I can NOT wait! I love severe weather. I hope we have just as many EF5s and tornado outbreaks like last year, however I do not want to see the fatalities or excessive damage. I hope last year's events serves as a warning and reminder for people to take these storms more seriously.
Fatalities could be lower if people prepare and are more aware, but excessive damage will likely still be prominent if we have a severe weather season like last year.For one, in my college severe storm preparedness is never talked about. For a university with 40,000 kids, we lack a PA system and are dependent on email to alert students. If a tornado or something were to strike here (my psych professor said this during lecture last year), we'd be in serious trouble because of lack of warnings. It doesn't help having large windows in every classroom building either. :/
). In the dorms, there is a PA system that will alert everyone to seek shelter. Tornado sirens will, of course, also be used. And a lot of our lecture halls have no windows, so they would definitely serve as a good shelter space.
Weather.com had those low res icons back then since a lot of people had dial-up still, and those icons were easier to load.
For some reason, however, I don't remember weather.com having those low-res icons but do remember Yahoo! Weather using them before upgrading to the present-day realistic ones.
You mean that their security script flagged my IP as hostile?
TWC is quick, they already have a Facebook on him with all the profile likes
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Tom-Niziol/
Hope you have an awesome day today.
One of three things is happening here: either there's missing data, over half of the weather stations in the US have been destroyed, or the US has been reduced to only some cities.