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A Brief History of Broadcast Meteorology: From the Past to the Future

February 27, 2019March 26, 2017 by Tom Moore

The evolution of broadcast meteorology goes hand in hand with scientific advances and the method that it is communicated to the consumer. Timeline of broadcast meteorology (1915-1982) The evolution of broadcast meteorology has worked hand in hand with advances in technology. This is true both with the scientific advances of meteorology itself, and the way that … Read more

Inauguration Day Weather Highlights Through History

January 19, 2017January 14, 2017 by Tom Moore

Every four years, our nation conducts a ceremony for the newly elected president to begin a new term. There has been a wide variety of weather conditions over the years and I thought that it would be interesting to highlight some past inaugurations where weather played a significant role. Inauguration History The first inauguration ceremony was held for … Read more

The Most Extreme Weather Conditions During New Year’s Eve in NYC

December 30, 2016December 28, 2016 by Tom Moore

For well over 100 years, revelers by the thousands have flocked to Times Square and braved the elements to see the annual ball drop to ring in the New Year. Since the 1940’s millions more have been able to watch the festivities on television. Fortunately, most of these events have been without precipitation , with a few exceptions, but there … Read more

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