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Is Hurricane Season Done?

By: Lee Haywood

10/26/2009 2:20 PM | 0 Comments

Unfavorable weather conditions most likely will lead to little if any additional tropical cyclone activity.
Calculate Your Water Footprint!

By: Lee Haywood

08/21/2009 11:27 AM | 0 Comments

Understanding the how much, when and where your water is used!
Preparing for a Flooding Event

By: Lee Haywood

08/14/2009 3:56 PM | 0 Comments

Ready Georgia web site a nice tool to check out.
Looking at Weather Observations and their Impact

By: Lee Haywood

07/22/2009 2:00 PM | 0 Comments

Whether surface or upper level... obtaining critical current atmosphere data leads to the weather product you get every day!
NASA Launch Weather Critical in Safety of Flight

By: Lee Haywood

07/16/2009 2:40 PM | 0 Comments

Space shuttle weather has to meet certain guidlines before taking off.
El Nino Forms in the Tropical Pacific Ocean

By: Lee Haywood

07/14/2009 2:40 PM | 0 Comments

This may help decrease hurricane activity in the Atlantic basin.
Georgia Tech Study shows New Form of El Nino could Increase Atlantic Hurricane Activity

By: Lee Haywood

07/06/2009 1:48 PM | 0 Comments

Increased numbers of landfalling hurricanes possible as well... study shows.
Proposed Change to Clean Air Requirements

By: Lee Haywood

06/30/2009 2:07 PM | 0 Comments

Nitrogen oxide emission rules may stiffen.
Easter Tornado and Severe Weather Outbreak

By: Lee Haywood

04/13/2009 12:24 PM | 0 Comments

April typically brings very active weather across the southeast and this year has been no exception.
Dry Weather Could Impact the Severity of Summer Heat Waves

By: Lee Haywood

03/25/2009 2:15 PM | 0 Comments

The topic of my blog today... the connection between soilmoisture and potential impact and length of summer heat waves.
World Meteorological Day 2009

By: Lee Haywood

03/23/2009 12:45 PM | 0 Comments

Today (March 23, 2009) marks World Meteorological Day. This year’s theme calls attention to the interaction between weather, climate and air quality.
New Weather Satellite Launched into Orbit

By: Lee Haywood

02/06/2009 3:09 PM | 0 Comments

Good News for Weather Forecasters!
A Weather Radio Can Save Lives

By: Lee Haywood

02/02/2009 2:20 PM | 0 Comments

Severe weather season is rapidly approaching... so have a weather radio before the storms arrive.
Super Bowl Weather History and Forecast

By: Lee Haywood

01/30/2009 3:39 PM | 0 Comments

Compared to a few past games... this year's game weather will be great!
Winter Weather could be Quite Variable This Year!

By: Lee Haywood

12/29/2008 1:29 AM | 0 Comments

Slightly above normal temperatures and below normal rainfall forecast by the CPC.
The Winter Solstice

By: Lee Haywood

12/19/2008 4:12 PM | 0 Comments

The beginning of winter is just around the corner.

About Professor Haywood

Professor Haywood blogs! Behind the scenes in the world of weather and television. I will be discussing various weather and scientific principles and answering questions about the atmosphere. Along with television weather, I teach meteorology at AASU in Savannah. Feel free to email your weather questions to fhaywood@wsav.com and I may just answer your question in my blog!