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What Is CAPE?

CAPE is a term you’ll hear a lot especially in severe weather season. CAPE stands for Convective Available Potential Energy and is a way of quantifying how much energy there …
by Jack Sillin/ 07/05/2017/ No Comments/

What Is A Front?

You’ll often hear from meteorologists and weather folks of all sorts that a front of some type is in the forecast. But what is a front and why do different …
by Jack Sillin/ 07/05/2017/ No Comments/

It was a Swiss boy’s dream, later a Swiss meteorologist’s dream.

To have a place in the Midwest, where all the stuff happens, which is not as common in Switzerland: Tornadoes, ice storms, turning on heat and A/C at the same …
by Joerg Kachelmann/ 07/05/2017/ 1 Comment/

Tropical Storms and Hurricanes

While it’s fairly rare that a major hurricane makes landfall on the US coastline, tropical systems of all sorts can impact the US with or without an official name or …
by Jack Sillin/ 07/04/2017/ No Comments/

What Is The Dew Point?

While it is a term frequently used when discussing the weather, it is a hard concept to understand. Simply put, the dew point is the temperature at which the water …
by Jack Sillin/ 07/04/2017/ No Comments/
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