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REGISTER STAFF Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s expanded network of enhanced weather technology, including weather stations and high-definition fire-watch cameras, helped reduce the size of each Public Safety Power Shutoff event in 2020 on average by 55%, the utility reported. At the end of 2020, PG&E had 1,000 weather stations and 340 cameras in operation throughout Northern and Central California, providing more precise weather data to the company’s team of meteorologists and outside agencies. More than 121 of those weather stations and 31 cameras are in the North Ba...

Please call my daughter, amethyst, and tell her her do d daddy, quote, ain't dead yet. i hung on to this note all these years because it was a reminder of how desperate people were. >> we will have. much more on this. anderson cooper hosts a documentary, katrina: the storm that never stopped. we all know that miraculously, new orleans has come back. but in the ten years since katrina, there are also advances in weather technology that vastly improved our ability to predict where a hurricane will hit and how strong it will be. derek van dam joins us with that part of the story. thank goodness. ...

Of flight time but for that part of the world 2200 hours of experience is a lot of flight time for our first officer. >> it looks likely that what caused the crash is weather-related where do we stand on weather technology on airplanes. >> we go back and have to look at how it evolved. we knew in the 60s we had wind sheer and micro bursts and down drafts but didn't know what to call it. as we had more and more accidents we studied it and had radar that could predict or look ahead of the aircraft and determine where wind sheer environments may occur. with doppler radar and on board radar, pilot...

That is not the case. we have weather technology that lets you know there is a storm coming, a tropical storm 100 miles off the coast of louisiana, making its way closer to shore and residents anywhere along the gulf are keenly aware what was a quiet season is now becoming an active tropical season. tropical storm karen is heading for the gulf coast this weekend, take a similar path to that of hurricane katrina which devastated the gulf coast back in 2005. katrina was a powerful category 5 storm, meanwhile karen will be a much weaker likely a low category 1 when it makes landfall late saturday...

That's huge. >> the larger point i was trying to make, this idea that '09, as much as democrats were in denial in '09, we saw the makings of this tsunami. this was a tropical depression that looked like it was going to form. if we take this weather technology. you saw this building in 2009. i don't think we know what 2014's going to look like. >> i think every time we have one of these races it just kind of reveals the discontent that still lingerselectorate. about scandals and gift giving. there's an incredible distrust of establishment government and that is playing out in almost every race....