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ABC13 town hall to highlight extreme weather's toll on Texas Gulf Coast KTRK Replay Video Atlantic hurricane season begins, 2021 has already seen some historic moments in Houston weather. In observation of Earth Day on Thursday, April 22 (7-8 p.m. CDT), ABC13 is hosting a one-hour town hall, taking a deeper dive into extreme weather and its human and financial impacts across southeast Texas. ABC13 chief meteorologist Travis Herzog and chief forecaster David Tillman are gathering experts to help answer your questions about these threats and how to prepare. We'll also look back ...

Nebraska City News-Press Virtual spotter training sessions will be offered during the month of March.  Most of the sessions are held during the evening time using Goto Webinar.  You can register for one of the sessions by  clicking on the Gotowebinar link posted on the calendar dates at https://www.weather.gov/oax/spotter. ​The class provides a basic understanding of thunderstorm structure, spotting techniques, reporting criteria, safety information and procedures. If you have any questions concerning the spotter training sessions offered by the National Weather Service, please email Br...

While the arrival of new vaccines for COVID-19 should enable a return to in-person events, the sheer mechanics of their mass distribution mean that early 2021 events are still primarily virtual. That’s certainly true for the Fourth Annual MonDak Agricultural Research Summit, typically held late in the year, but now moved online and converted to a webinar series, beginning Thursday, Jan. 14. Webinars will be held on Zoom every other Thursday, with one Tuesday thrown in, and all will run from 10 to 11:30 a.m. MT. According to organizers, the virtual format, while not allowing for face-to-f...

This disaster, and warns us of the catastrophe that looms if that starts to go away. we are now entering an error of which the pressures on every built structure will be increased, by the driving story of the warming planet. think of the utter madness of serving this world we live in, and thinking about what kind of infrastructure the federal government should invest, in bill, develop, and deciding, you know what? let's get rid of the climate stuff. that's what the republicans, and the democrats who cut the deal, did. the question now is, will the democrats be able to pass another bill that in...