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Severe Weather Disscussion

Dante' Brown-Royal — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 03:51:54 +0000

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Temperature: 48°F;
Humidity: 44%;
Heat Index: 48°F;
Wind Chill: 46°F;
Pressure: 29.99 in.;

“Stronger Tornado Threat in the Plains, Wed. March 10, 2010. By Weather Advance Model Forecaster: Adrian Howard

adrhow1089 — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 19:02:16 +0000

“Stronger Tornado Threat in the Plains, Wed. March 10, 2010. By Weather Advance Model Forecaster: Adrian Howard

“*Stronger Severe Thunderstorm Threat and “*Stronger Tornado Threat in the Plains on Wednesday, March 10, 2010. By Weather Advanced Model Forecaster: Adrian Oshon Howard!*” Visit our website or join our team at The Weather Advance Storm Prediction Center HD at: www.weatheradvance.com.

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Temperature: 62°F;
Humidity: 23%;
Heat Index: 61°F;
Wind Chill: 62°F;
Pressure: 29.98 in.;

“Stronger Tornado Threat in the Plains, Wed. March 10, 2010. By Weather Advance Model Forecaster: Adrian Howard

adrhow1089 — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 18:56:46 +0000

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Temperature: 62°F;
Humidity: 23%;
Heat Index: 61°F;
Wind Chill: 62°F;
Pressure: 29.98 in.;

More Severe Weather In Louisiana & Mississippi. Also Where Is This All Headed?

Dante' Brown-Royal — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 16:51:34 +0000

Today the severe weather that was over Texas and Oklahoma yesterday will push east into Eastern Louisiana & Mississippi. I do not think the threat for tornadoes is as great as it was yesterday, but a isolated one here or there cannot be ruled out. This storm system will push east Wednesday threw Sunday and be effecting All of the east coast with heavy rain and thunderstorms. I do not think that the thunderstorms will be severe for the most part unless you are in Florida. Most of the thunderstorms will be regular run on the mill storms. As you head into the northeast though the threat for flooding arrives. After a brutal winter and all of the snow that has melted, the ground is very saturated, which will mean that low lying areas prone to flooding should brace themselves. All areas shaded in Green have the possibility of seeing 3 inches or more of rain. And if after this week, well it will be in the upper 40’s and lower 50’s but it will be really rainy for a good little while after that. Take care everyone and stay with Myself, Miller & Adrian as we keep you updated on this weeks wild weather.

Today’s’ Severe Weather Threat:



Tomorrow-Sunday Severe Weather threat

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Temperature: 57°F;
Humidity: 26%;
Heat Index: 57°F;
Wind Chill: 57°F;
Pressure: 30.04 in.;

Tornado Pictures Courtesy of News 9. Tornado Touch down and Damage From Hammon Oklahoma, around Elk City Oklahoma! Weather Advance Model Forecaster: Adrian Oshon Howard

adrhow1089 — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 01:36:32 +0000

Tornado Pictures Courtesy of News 9. Tornado Touch down and Damage From Hammon Oklahoma, around Elk City Oklahoma!

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Temperature: 51°F;
Humidity: 26%;
Heat Index: 51°F;
Wind Chill: 50°F;
Pressure: 29.97 in.;

Strong to Severe Storms rolling through texas

Miller — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 01:19:58 +0000

Hello everyone, and Severe Weather Season has officially begun. Right now Weather Advance is monitoring a strong system capable of producing tornadoes and severe storms. On the radar, some strong to severe thunderstorms are in Texas and heading east. portions of lousiana and arkansas, and areas further east should be monitoring this situation. Stay tuned for more updates from Dante,Adrian, and myself as this event continues.

-Miller Hyatt

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Temperature: 53°F;
Humidity: 23%;
Heat Index: 53°F;
Wind Chill: 51°F;
Pressure: 29.96 in.;

“Severe Thunderstorm Warning! For Dewey County Oklahoma!”

adrhow1089 — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 01:00:22 +0000

-- Weather When Posted --

Temperature: 53°F;
Humidity: 23%;
Heat Index: 53°F;
Wind Chill: 51°F;
Pressure: 29.96 in.;

TORNADO WARNING! FOR ELK CITY, OKLAHOMA!

adrhow1089 — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 00:28:50 +0000

-- Weather When Posted --

Temperature: 53°F;
Humidity: 23%;
Heat Index: 53°F;
Wind Chill: 51°F;
Pressure: 29.96 in.;

Going Green Before Spring—Green Project Ideas For Your Home

Dante' Brown-Royal — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 02:10:34 +0000

Written by damacher on February 9th, 2009

Going green before spring is one of the best possible things you could do this year for your home, for the environment, and for the all important pocketbook. Here are a few great green project ideas to think about…

Why Not Recycle Grey Water?

You’ll need to ask your plumber first about code requirements, but most locales will permit homeowners to convert their grey water-such as the used water from your washing machine-into a valuable renewable resource. Just this one source of used water can add up to hundreds of gallons a year in the average household that would normally go right down the drain, but instead, could be perfectly used for outdoor watering (plants don’t mind the leftover suds at all). Depending on the position of your grey water source and the external water storage tank that’ll be required, a knowledgeable plumbing professional can probably have such a system set up for you in just a day.

Shower In Green

Having a heat recovery drain installed on a shower can save serious energy over time. Basically, this system works as a heat exchanger, using the heat from the hot water that pours down the drain to pre-heat the cold water as it flows into the water heater. A qualified plumber can explain this technology to you in detail. Depending on the location of your shower and water heater, and if access is easy, this can often be a really simple job.

While the plumber is there, have a new water saving showerhead installed. The technology used with the latest generation of green showerheads has improved immensely over the last several years-the performance and comfort these provide is really great. At the same time, they will significantly reduce your home’s water usage.

Improve Window Efficiency

When it comes to keeping your home as greenly efficient as possible, it’s important to realize that one of the largest sources of energy loss in the home is through the windows. Having old, leaky windows replaced with new energy saving (and solar blocking) units will usually pay for the cost of the improvements over a span of a few years. All the while, you’ll be doing the green thing by reducing energy waste.

If new windows aren’t quite the answer for your home, having quality storm windows installed will often achieve a nice energy savings effect at a minimal cost. Also, while many folks don’t realize it, having new interior window treatments can also increase efficiency by remarkable levels. Ask a window treatment installer about shades with excellent insulating qualities-they really work, plus they offer a little bit of fresh, new style to your home too!

Again, going green-or at least trying to make your home as efficient as possible-comes with a lengthy list of attractive benefits. Why not take advantage of the rest of winter’s slow season to have your own green projects completed? The busyness that comes with springtime will be here before we know it!

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Temperature: 39°F;
Humidity: 49%;
Heat Index: 38°F;
Wind Chill: 39°F;
Pressure: 30.05 in.;

Part 1 and Part 2 of US Forecast, Mar. 7-14, 2010. By Model Forecaster: Adrian Oshon Howard and also conclusion of “Severe Weather Awareness Week!” Video Part 2

adrhow1089 — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 19:12:55 +0000

Video Part 1 (Above!): US Forecast, Mar. 7-14, 2010

Video Part 2 (Above this Area!): ”Conclusion of “Severe Weather Awareness Week!”

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Temperature: 54°F;
Humidity: 20%;
Heat Index: 54°F;
Wind Chill: 52°F;
Pressure: 30.12 in.;