Andrew Pritchard

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Focused on Disruptive Weather | Award Winning Weather Risk Communicator | Observer of Severe Storms in the American Midwest ⛈️🌪️💨 SKYDRAMA.NET

It's been an exceptionally difficult spring for farmers in Nebraska and Kansas. The past week finally brought soaking rains to drought-stricken areas, but it was accompanied by damaging severe storms, while others missed out. Areas of corn/soybean replant likely due to big hail.

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Four different global forecast models, four very different forecasts for the 1st day of June. Which one is correct? None of 'em, probably. We remain in a period of very low predictability exiting "spring" and transitioning into early summer across North America.

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The I-80 corridor from Omaha to Des Moines might be a nice place to sit and wait for a late-evening supercell and tornado before storms congeal into an outflow-dominant cluster with 70+ mph gusts after dark. My latest Storm Observation Target discussion: www.skydrama.net/post/multi-d...

SKYDRAMA.NET • Multi-Day Storm Chasing Op Begins Today, Plains-Midwest

Today kicks off a multi-day stretch of potentially fruitful storm observation opportunities across the Plains and Midwest. The sequence is a little funky with the risk area largely sandwiched between ...

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Weather and climate information is primarily reported in English. When severe weather warnings are misunderstood or misinterpreted, the consequences can be serious. Language barriers can put non-English speaking communities at risk during emergencies. Dr. Trujillo-Falcón talks to Weather Realness.

How language barriers can put lives at risk during severe weather | Illinois Public Media

Severe weather warnings are meant to save lives. But what happens when non-english speakers are unable to understand them?

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