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2,782. Location. Fayetteville, AR. Special Affiliations. SKYWARN® Volunteer. Looks like Gray's takeover of WAFF in Huntsville is getting messy. They let the news director go a few weeks ago, Kimberly Essex who had been there for like 20+ years was let go last week and now they have let sports anchor Paloma Villicana go.
354. Location. NW AL. From what I read, Theisen was part of a Raycom wide layoff but Thornhill was removed for "personal reasons". I really enjoyed both of them especially Mark who has been with the station for over 25 years. My wife and I will be transitioning to WHNT or WAAY I think we will be boycotting WAFF. Dec 10, 2017.
MUSCLE SHOALS — Data provided by a new Doppler weather radar system being installed on a city water tower will be a tremendous help during severe weather events, Colbert County Emergency Management Agency Director Michael Smith said. The system is being installed on the tower by Huntsville television station WAAY, Muscle Shoals Water Board ...
SD Posted 27 April 2011 - 07:33 PM That storm to the north of Piedmont is ridiculous on radar. Its amazing its survived the entire trip across the state.
Waff 48 did a poor job with the sky cam as the potential tornado came through . Reactions ...
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a5ehren Posted 27 April 2011 - 05:38 PM Huntsville utilities says this is their largest outage since the 1974 outbreak.
HMON 941 mb 130 mph into Perry. HAFS-A 921 mb 155 mph into Steinhatchee. HAFS-B 909 mb 165 mph into Steinhatchee. So the Hurricane Models wants to take a Cat 4/5 into the eastern/southern Big Bend. Pretty much a worst case scenario for surge. Even Tampa Bay will get it rough on these tracks. Sep 24, 2024. #129.
Most hurricane Models (HMON, HAFS) are in the Crystal River Camp, HWRF looks to be in the Clearwater camp and globals are preferring the southern solution around Sarasota and even points south. Unfortunately, this spread doesn't help with evacuation efforts at all. So it's wait and see. We may not know until Monday. Oct 5, 2024.
SRH. He made use of a 48 km horizontal resolu-tion Eta model (Black, 1984). Thompson found that 81% of 69 storms were associated with torna-does if the mid-level (500 hPa) wind speeds were greater than 10 m·s-1, while 87% of the cluster ranged from 8 to 19 m·s-1. He also saw that most of the surface wind speeds were between 8 and 22 m·s-1