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April 1, 2014

Today In Weather History

April 1, 1912 – Weather reports from ships at sea began to be received by the Weather Bureau (today, the National Weather Service) on a regular basis. April 1, 1960 – The first weather satellite (TIROS 1) starts sending pictures back to earth. Nearly 20,000 satellite images would be transmitted back to earth during its […]

Category iconWeather History Tag iconApril,  national weather service,  New Mexico,  snow,  TIROS,  Weather Bureau,  Weather History Research,  White Fish Bay

February 24, 2014

Today In Weather History

February 24, 2004 – It was a big day for big snow in parts of New Mexico. Around 20 inches fell in the mountains east of Santa Fe. There was 8 inches at Los Alamos. (And it wasn’t a conspiracy.) February 24, 2000 – Indianapolis set a record high of 71. If you’re into numbers: […]

Category iconWeather History Tag iconAll Weather,  Huntington County,  Los Alamos,  Mexico,  New Mexico,  Santa Fe,  snow,  South Bend,  Weather History

May 31, 2012

Indiana’s Weather For Thursday

There’s some precipitation procrastination today, with the best chances of showers kicking in just about the time you tackle the construction zones this afternoon. Rain still looks likely and steady into the evening and early overnight hours. Good news for your thirsty yard: rain projections are still coming in around an inch through early Friday […]

Category iconForecasts,  Indiana's Weather Daily Tag icon60s,  Afternoon Drive,  Afternoon Rain,  Afternoon Sun,  All Weather,  Beryl,  Cloudiness,  Drive Time,  Factoid,  Friday Morning,  Indiana's Weather Daily,  Indianapolis,  Indy,  Midday,  Morning Clouds,  New Mexico,  Normal Temperature,  Overnight Hours,  Pollen Count,  rain,  severe weather,  Showers,  Southern Quarter,  Sunrise Time,  Thunderstorms Move,  Tropical Storm,  Uv Index,  Wildfire

May 21, 2012

Solar Eclipse Pictures

Here are a couple of shots I saw in my Twitter feed this morning of the annual solar eclipse this past weekend. The first picture is from J.R. Hehnly, taken in West Texas. J.R.’s Twitter name is @stormchasing and his site is http://okstorms.com. The second pic was taken in Melrose, New Mexico by George Kourounis, […]

Category iconAll Weather,  Featured Tag iconEarth,  Moon,  New Mexico,  Sun,  Twitter,  West Texas

December 23, 2011

Christmas Travel Weather

Here is the National Map for Friday. Light snow will fall in parts of the northeast and Great Lakes, but heavy snow will be confined to New Mexico. Snow will also spread into West Texas. To get the National Weather Service forecast for any place in the country just look for “City, ST or zip” […]

Category iconAll Weather Tag iconAll Weather,  Christmas,  Great Lakes,  heavy snow,  light snow,  Map,  national weather service,  New Mexico,  Paul Poteet,  snow,  Travel Weather,  Weather Forecast

July 29, 2011

Hottest Month In 75 Years

Friday goes into the book as the 13th consecutive day of consecutive 90 degree weather. The record is 19 days. July 2011 goes down in history at Indianapolis as the hottest month since July 1936 and among the four hottest months since weather records began in 1871. During the summer of 1936, the Midwest and […]

Category iconAll Weather,  Featured Tag iconAmount Of Rainfall,  Average Temperatures,  Central Indiana,  Degree Weather,  Drought Conditions,  Dust Bowl,  Few Days,  Heat Wave,  Indianapolis,  Midwest,  New Mexico,  rain,  Storms,  Texas And Oklahoma,  United States,  Weather Records

April 28, 2011

Thursday News On The Run

On the plains of New Mexico, a band of elite marathoners is testing a controversial theory of evolution: our ancestors evolved into endurance athletes in order to hunt quad­rupeds by running them to exhaustion. Now we just run to McD’s for quadrupounders. Check out the article here, and scroll down for more in the running […]

Category iconGeneral Tag iconHear Indiana,  Indy Area,  New Mexico,  running,  Running Forecast,  Thursday News

January 13, 2010

A Warmer Wednesday

Ta-da!  The Indianapolis high temperature Wednesday (38 at 3:59pm) went above freezing, and above normal for the first time this year.  We’re shooting for 40 Thursday, and that would be the first time at that level since Christmas.  More clouds in the afternoon may slow down the thermometer. The map shows Wednesday afternoon temperatures.  The […]

Category iconAll Weather,  General Tag iconAfternoon Temperatures,  Christmas,  Indiana weather,  Indianapolis,  New Mexico,  Paul Poteet,  West Texas

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