Two systems may show tropical development in Atlantic this week
Channel 9 meteorologists are tracking two systems in the Atlantic.
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Channel 9 meteorologists are tracking two systems in the Atlantic.
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Stream and all the storm systems farther north. so we miss out on any inclement weather. but at the same time, that hot, dry sinking air comes down with sunshine, it bakes the ground. we're seeing temperatures 5 to 10 degrees celsius above average, setting all time records in many areas. and the longevity of it is impressive. phoenix, for example, a city about four or 5 million people has seen temperatures at or above 43 degrees celsius for 15 days in a row. so far, that's not looking to end any time soon. well, indeed. and it is in a way self reinforcing this weather system, isn't it? it is. ...
Building. the girls had started getting people in their bathrooms and for those that could and then pulling people away from the windows. so they're the heroes tonight. regardless of how erratic the storms actually were. we have the ability to see inside of a tornado using these very powerful, very sensitive radars , and without even having an eyewitness account on the ground we use what is called the correlation coefficient so basically picks up on anything that is not a raindrop, not a snowflake in erratic size, and that indicates that debris is being lofted in the air. this is a velocity sc...