TRUST. Trust is a word you hear in a lot of marketing ads. It is a compelling word to get behind, yet when you do it instills fierce confidence. This ferocious drive for trust in viewership beats in the hearts of our meteorologists. Tonight, during the Opening Ceremony of the #NBCOlympics, our viewers will not only see, but hear why the First Coast News Most Accurate Weather team is one to #trust. The team has been certified #MostAccurate by WeatheRate five consecutive years. It also boasts one of the most veteran forecasters in America in 40+ year Chief Meteorologist Tim Deegan. Don't take my word for it, watch and see the reason why viewers in Jacksonville, Florida trust in this team for yourself. The weather image conceptualized in January, was written and shot by Creative Marketing Manager Paul Bulluck weeks later. It would later be revised again with a new weather product and the build of an impressive 1,250 square foot set. #FirstCoastNews #OnYourSide #NBC12 #ABC25 #Tegna #TeamTegna #MostAccurate #WeatheRate #Meteorologists #Weather #Forecasts #Forecasting
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It’s #WeatherWednesday Time ⏰ Stay up to date with developments in severe weather with Top Dog Service’s Weather Wednesday report! In this episode, TDS Chief Meteorologist Henry Margusity discusses the incoming monsoonal storms in west coast, scattered storms in the east, and answer the big question ‘is there more heat on the way’? Stay tuned. Stay connected with all things Top Dog Services, follow the #linkinbio! . . #TDS #topdogservices #weatherforecast #meteorologist #heavystorms #thunderstorms #tropicwatch #tropicalsystems #rain #severeweather #weatherupdate
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It’s #WeatherWednesday Time ⏰ Tune into this week’s TDS Weather Wednesday with Chief Meteorologist Henry Margusity! 🌦️ He’s breaking down the refreshing cool temps in the northeast, monsoon storms out west, and even gives insight in future snow projections. Stay informed! Stay up to date with all things TDS, follow the #linkinbio for more! . . . #TDS #topdogservices #weatherforecast #tropics #coolweather #thunderstorms #forecast #weatherupdate #weatherreport
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#Wildfire season is upon us, and its impact is felt year after year. Satellite imagery and analytics offer critical support in understanding and managing these events. The image provided showcases a before and after view of California's #MosquitoFire. Optical satellite imagery, as shown in the image, provides a clear view of landscapes before and after wildfires. The top-left quadrant shows a visual representation of the area before the fire, while the bottom-left quadrant displays the same area after the fire. This imagery helps in assessing immediate damage and planning response efforts. Before a wildfire, Land Cover Maps by Impact Observatory (top-right quadrant) are essential in identifying various vegetation types and understanding fuel loads. These maps help in risk assessment and resource allocation, allowing for better-preparedness measures. After a wildfire, infrared imaging (bottom-right quadrant) becomes vital in analyzing fire scars. This type of imaging detects burned areas and assesses burn severity by distinguishing between different levels of vegetation damage. Such information is crucial for post-fire recovery and rehabilitation efforts. #Analytics applied to these satellite images further enhance our understanding. Land cover analysis provides detailed information on vegetation types, aiding in the identification of high-risk areas. Fire scar analysis, particularly using infrared data, helps in monitoring the recovery of affected areas and evaluating the long-term impact on the ecosystem. By integrating optical satellite imagery and advanced analytics, we can improve our wildfire management strategies, ensuring better preparedness, response, and recovery. Get access to these resources through SkyFi: https://lnkd.in/gC-UVxcz
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Bird migration forecasts show predicted nocturnal migration 3 hours after local sunset and are updated every 6 hours. These forecasts come from models trained on the last 23 years of bird movements in the atmosphere as detected by the US NEXRAD weather surveillance radar network. https://lnkd.in/gXqcg77Y
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🔥 Introducing the Geoneon Wildfire Data Stack 🔥 Our Wildfire Severity Index and Wildfire Exposure Index are both powered by the Geoneon Wildfire Data Stack—a framework that integrates multiple input layers to model wildfire severity and exposure. The stack includes: 🏘️ Buildings 🌿 Vegetation 🌦️ Climate 🗺️ Topography 🛰️ Imagery By combining these layers, we provide a prediction of wildfire severity and building exposure offering decision-makers the tools they need to plan, respond, and protect critical infrastructure, buildings, and communities. #Geoneon #WildfireRisk #ClimateTech #GeospatialAI #BushfirePreparedness
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Really cool tropical interaction in the Eastern Pacific, two systems Fabio and Capri may interact in what is knows an the fujiwhara effect, satellite imagery... https://lnkd.in/gzSssd4u Read up on the effect... When two hurricanes spinning in the same direction pass close enough to each other, they begin an intense dance around their common center. If one hurricane is a lot stronger than the other, the smaller one will orbit it and eventually come crashing into its vortex to be absorbed. Two storms closer in strength can gravitate towards each other until they reach a common point and merge, or merely spin each other around for a while before shooting off on their own paths. In rare occasions, the effect is additive when the hurricanes come together, resulting in one larger storm instead of two smaller ones - NOAA https://lnkd.in/gXZKkaY3
GOES-East - Sector view: Eastern East Pacific - GeoColor - NOAA / NESDIS / STAR
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DTN chief meteorologist Jim Foerster explains what atmospheric rivers are, how they impact our economy and infrastructure, and how we can best prepare for when they strike. Read his insights on Forbes. #weather #ExtremeWeather #WeatherIntelligence
Atmospheric Rivers Have Major Economic And Infrastructure Impacts
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DTN chief meteorologist Jim Foerster explains what atmospheric rivers are, how they impact our economy and infrastructure, and how we can best prepare for when they strike. Read his insights on Forbes. #weather #ExtremeWeather #WeatherIntelligence
Atmospheric Rivers Have Major Economic And Infrastructure Impacts
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ArcticDEM appreciation map 🙌 This August, Polar Geospatial Center released yet another batch of #ArcticDEM elevation models for the Arctic, which includes #Iceland. Having access to free DEMs at resolution of 2by2 meters is hugely beneficial for research agencies like Veðurstofa Íslands - Icelandic Meteorological Office. For us, ArcticDEM is the foundation for all surface modeling including large glacier outburst floods, avalanches, landslides and as an input orography for our weather forecasts. A true high value dataset! This animated map shows the number of DEMs (strips) available for Iceland that have been released up to this point. Huge thanks to PGC and National Science Foundation (NSF) for this initiative! #opendata #qgis #dem
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