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June 29, 2010
We are going to get a brand new update. i want you to come back to me in about 15 minutes, literally. all the numbers you see from alex, where its going to be tuesday, wednesday and thursday, that will change. so will some of the wind speeds. they will change for the 11:00 advisory, its usually 15 minutes beforehand. the big story, i think is what the computer models are doing. no computer model right now. we havent talked about this for a couple years. no computer model takes the storm and turn...
June 29, 2010
Not a great scenario. because where it will be spinning -- if you take a look at the winds coming in here from the southeast, 48, 72 hours worth of wind from the same direction, that oil will move right back into the marshes of louisiana, into mississippi and alabama, even though it may be hundreds of miles away. the center will be close enough to make that big spin there in the atmosphere. we are going to get a brand new update. i want you to come back to me in about 15 minutes, literally. all ...
June 25, 2010
Horizon. the safety of workers and the citizens of florida is our number one concern. if we see one of the more eastward tracks, a computer model suggests, a track more toward florida, the models remain diverged after it goes across the yucatan peninsula. historically, storms that move across the yucatan move westward, because they weaken as they interact with land. but as your meteorologist says, the waters are warm and it will have plenty of room to regain strength and be possibly pulled more ...
June 13, 2010
Down. now the northeast is not too bad. we have widely scattered showers and storms here. but were expecting a break by midday and then into the afternoon things will start to kick up once again. speaking of things kicking up, check out this satellite picture. hello. we know the atlantic hurricane season is here. this is not an area where we would typically see development this early in the season for june. usually we see that in the gulf of mexico or the southeastern coast of the united states....
May 11, 2010
Buyers, but things were slowed down at the stock exchange. many of the computer model detect slight differences between stocks and relationships. suddenly you had one cent bids for stock like accenture and have the computers trading like nuts and thats why you had a mark sell-off. it does come down to man versus machine. it shows you how quickly things have changed. it used to be it was people who were trading stocks and now its computer programs trading stocks and that seems to be what the evid...
May 2, 2010
Along the coastline. how confident are you that it can actually be contained? and is it too soon to say what the long-term effect really is on something of this magnitude? >> first, way too soon to talk about the long-term effects. best estimates are three to five months to get a cap. ultimately is its dig relief well and stop the oil. until then we have a slow-moving spill. oil is in the environment and by the way, when we look at the area of oil spills, what we are talking about is the area wh...
February 28, 2010
Because the water is still going to be a little erratic and a little uncertain and certainly dangerous. you dont want to go out in that. now if we have gotten past the hawaii hump, we still have more places that are going to be feeling the impact of this. we could still see rises in alaska. we could still see rises over there in japan. and even still some rises over here into parts of australia. so, you know, the globe as a whole hasnt been feeling the worst of this. and this say computer model,...
February 27, 2010
We keep talking about a huge area affected by this, but i think what the viewers would like to know is what the perspective is on where the impact would be stronger. is it a 45-degree angle or a 95-degree angle, for example? >> im so glad you asked, rick. there you go. here is the computer model, a simulation done by guy that is are smarter than any of you or us put together. heres where the earthquake happened. heres where the land mass moved under the ground. the land popped up and rebounded f...
February 27, 2010
And once we have this water level data, we put them into the computer model somewhere, and then from there we can predict what kind of wave we are expecting at, for example, the hawaiian islands. >> okay. vindell hsu from the pacific tsunami warning center. thank you for your incites. >> youre welcome. >> well stay here on this breaking news. lots of news on behalf of mother nature today. well have more on the deadly and extremely powerful earthquake in chile. the latest on the victims, the dama...
February 27, 2010
Noah. here is chile. this is where the earthquake and then tsunami occurred. and this is going to take us out more than 24 hours. and this will give you a really good idea about the behavior of waves and how something like this would progress. you sauk abo you talk about the computer model forecast, a couple things we point out as we go through the process, at the top of the screen there you can see the time clock. notice how this moves up the west coast here first across california. thats why w...