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Our first attempt with this very special guest a few weeks back didn't go quite as planned, so we are back for Version 2.0 with tonight's Guest WeatherBrain.
Our Guest WeatherBrain tonight is a Graduate of Valparaiso University and recently wrote a paper concerning Deviant Tornado Motion. He earned his PhD at Central Michigan University and he's a renowned Storm Chaser, Hodographer and Severe Storms Research Scientist. He's currently a meteorologist in Norman, OK doing data analysis and understanding parameters with significant/weak tornadoes and large/small hail. Dr. Cameron Nixon, it's great to have you join the Panel for tonight's episode!
Our email officer Jen is continuing to handle the incoming messages from our listeners. Reach us here: email@weatherbrains.com.
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- What is a storm object? (54:00)
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- What is a hodograph? (05:30)
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- Using convective models to forecast holographs (19:00)
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Jen Narramore - "The Ringgold-Apison-Cleveland EF4 Tornado-April 27, 2011: Stories from the April 25-28, 2011 Super Outbreak" by TornadoTalk and Jen Narramore
Rick Smith - Storm Chasers capture tornado's 300 mph wind speed
Neil Jacobs - The effect of temperature on language complexity: Evidence from seven million parliamentary speeches
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Kim Klockow-McClain - Link Pending
Bill Murray - Out
James Spann - Deran Hall on X: Utah lightning photo
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