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NOAA Safety Tips for Severe Weather
I just posted earlier about spring weather approaching, and that means spring storms. Well those storms came ripping right through Texas today. At 5:00 o’clock during evening rush hour, the Dallas Fort Worth area had the following watches and warnings from the NOAA National Weather Service:
Flash Flood Warning - Flash Flood Watch -
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Flood Safety Awareness Week
With spring right around the corner, we need to be aware when conditions are right for severe weather. Spring storms can move in swiftly and bring dangerous wind, lightning and heavy rain. OK, I admit I’m a weather watcher, or a storm junkie. I’ve foolishly driven around during storms as a youth, [...]
It is the end of the world part 1234567890
It is the end of the world part 1234567890 What is Manbearpig going to the Earth. Well, if we listen to the so-called experts, it does everything from more Ice to less ice, to more storms to less storms, and a plethora of other disasters. Just imagine it and Manbearpig is the cause. Just look at this video I found at Climate Skeptic: Beer and Golf donations Related posts
The Top 5 Things To Do This Week
The first week of 2009 has brought us more storms and snow. Hopefully those of us who traveled ...
When You Can’t Avoid Cleaning Up A Flooded Basement
When You Can’t Avoid Cleaning Up A Flooded Basement Unfortunately, in an event of major storms, many homes are at risk of having a flooded basement. There are various reasons of flooding. It could be from the storm gutters and downspouts that are clogged or full of holes. ¶ Posted 05 January 2009 † Gretchen Vuvalgee § Home ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: a, avoid, basement, can't, cleaning, flooded, up, when, you
Wet/Stormy Weather Ahead
An all new edition of the ABC 33/40 Weather Xtreme video is available in the player below. You can subscribe to the Weather Xtreme video on iTunes by clicking here. NO DULL MOMENTS: The highlights are the potential for strong to severe storms late tomorrow and tomorrow night, and an Arctic blast next week. We need to get the rain/storm event out of here before we can really be specific on the cold weather next week… so let’s focus today on the short term. Be sure and watch the Weather Xtreme
2008 Review Of Richmond’s Annum: Nov. And Dec.
Combining Two Months Into One Post Because You Remember All This Stuff, It’s Already Jan. 5, And We’re Getting Lazy Nov. 3: One day before the election, longshot mayoral candidate Lawrence Williams abruptly remembers that he’s running for mayor. Nov. 4: Just as Virginia Board of Elections officials had suspected, a pack of four velociraptors storms a Richmond voting precinct, killing 17 voters and leaving at least 30 more injured. Nov. 5: Newly-elected Richmond Mayor Dwight Jones thanks supp
Don't Mess With the Maximonster
Don't Mess With the Maximonster Submitted by Luke Kerr on January 5, 2009 - 3:24pm. Body: So I'm watching today's General Hospital and I have to say I'm really loving the territorial Maximonster that Maxie (Kirsten Storms) is turning into now that she has a rival for Spinelli's (Bradford Anderson) attention. Let's hope that GH continues to let this amazing couple grow naturally. Are you enjoying Maximonster's territorial ways? Yes! It's about time that Maxie realized she may have feeli
Basic Flood Damage Cleanup For Homeowners
Basic Flood Damage Cleanup For Homeowners Flooding is one of the most common natural disasters that severely damage your home. River overflows, unexpected storms, nonstop torrential rains are some of the major causes of flooding. Sometimes, man-made disasters like bursting and leaking pipes causes flooding. In fact, if you reside in a low-lying area, then flooding tends to become regular problem of your home. ¶ Posted 05 January 2009 † Chris Blastoyout § Home ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: basic,
E. Idaho trying to get more snow from storms
E. Idaho trying to get more snow from storms POCATELLO, Idaho — Officials in eastern Idaho, trying to wring more moisture from the atmosphere with cloud seeding, say storms so far this winter have often been too powerful and windy for the process to work.
Zapped!
Dramatic electrical storms are common around Sydney over the summer. Yesterday’s weather disturbance may have been brief - three minutes of rain and a single deafening thunderclap immediately overhead - but we are still counting the toll on our computers and other appliances: one TV antenna (installed late October) one ADSL router and everything connected to it by ethernet cable being one brand new digital personal video recorder and set top box one zapped network card in David’s PC (although
Severe Weather Tomorrow?
A very dynamic and wet pattern is setting up over Alabama for tomorrow. As James discusses in his morning video (scroll down to see that), there is a chance for severe storms in parts of Alabama tomorrow and tomorrow night. SPC has southern and central Alabama, roughly south of I-20, in a slight risk for severe weather. The morning computer models do not seem quite as aggressive in bringing the warm, moist air northward. Right now, a stationary front lies from near Weiss Lake to Clanton to G
The Daily Spoon: Back to Work
The Daily Spoon: Back to Work By Spooner • January 5, 2009 • 2 Comments Call me Ishmael Vacation is officially over for childrens, it was interesting to have to wake up at 6:00AM and do the whole dropping my daughter off at school bit.I got a tip in the email courtesy of Relicht letting me know a bit of trivia which I enjoyed. One of the first producers of bullet [...] Categories: The Daily Spoon Tags: 10-man raids, altar of storms, emblem of heroism, heroic badges, naxxramas, obsi
OS Streaming in Intel Training Rooms
OS Streaming can deliver considerable manageability benefits to Intel IT training rooms with multi-user PCs. To evaluate performance and utilization in a production environment, we conducted proof of concept (PoC) testing in two rooms located in different buildings on an Intel campus. We found that OS streaming improved manageability and delivered fast client boot times with moderate server and network utilization, even during worst-case boot storms. See full paper posted at: http://downl
