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PEC Departmental Safety Meeting March 2, 2010

PEC Departmental Safety Meeting March 2, 2010. Severe Weather Safety. Severe Thunderstorms. Considered severe if: Winds over 56 mph Hail 1 inch in diameter or larger Funnel cloud or tornado reported. Severe Thunderstorms. May also include: Frequent lightning

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Day 3: NWS Warning Process

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Warning Verification Issues

Warning Verification Issues. Rick Smith Performance and Evaluation Meteorologist.

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ES 20.3 Severe Storms

ES 20.3 Severe Storms . Thunderstorms, Tornados, Hurricanes . ES 20.3 Severe Storms . Severe weather has fascinated people for ages.

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Gulf States Hurricane Conference Mobile, AL June 3, 2010

Gulf States Hurricane Conference Mobile, AL June 3, 2010. NWS Coastal Office Tropical Weather Products David McShane NWS Mobile Frank Revitte NWS New Orleans/ Baton Rouge Area . Topics. Changes to National Hurricane Center Products for 2010

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Tornadoes

Tornadoes. October 3, 2007. Tornadoes . A tornado is a rapidly rotating column of air that blows around a small area of intense low pressure with a circulation that reaches the ground.

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Toradoes : Fact or Fiction?

Toradoes : Fact or Fiction?. When a tornado is approaching, it is best to find the most interior room in the lowest part of your building structure. When a Tornado warning has been issued, a Tornado has been spotted in the area.

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Tornadoes

Tornadoes. What is a tornado?. A tornado is a violently rotating column of air extending from a thunderstorm to the ground.

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Storm Safety

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Lessons Learned End to End CAP Alerting Systems

Lessons Learned End to End CAP Alerting Systems. WMO CAP Implementers Workshop Geneva, Switzerland Norm Paulsen Environment Canada April 24, 2013. Introduction. Environment Canada, as an issuer of weather warnings, distributed over 100,000 CAP messages last year

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Speed & Velocity

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Oklahoma Tornado Disaster

Oklahoma Tornado Disaster. By: Daniel Marks. How are Tornadoes Formed?. Warm, moist air collides with a cold front . Warm winds rise above the cold winds. Trapped warm a ir rotates. Warm air whirls upward, spinning faster and faster. A cyclone then forms in the sky. US Tornado Statistics.

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Tornadoes

Tornadoes. Defined as a violently rotating column of air extending from a thunderstorm to the ground. Occur in many parts of the world Found most frequently in the United States east of the Rocky Mountains Most frequent during the spring and summer months.

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TORNADOES

TORNADOES. Conditions for formation. Heat Moisture Conditionally unstable environment Vertical wind shear. Wizard of OZ. Tornadoes. Local storms with violent winds that take the form of a rotating column of Air that extends from a cumulonimbus cloud.

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Tornado Awareness

Tornado Awareness. Created by: Madison Kennamer Sarah Lewis. Weather Safety Tips. Watch television to see if there are any watches or warnings in your area Have a plan for what you will do if there is a tornado spotted close by your house.

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Severe Storms possible this afternoon and evening

Severe Storms possible this afternoon and evening. Main Threats: Hail up to the size of Baseballs Damaging straight line winds Tornadoes (limited) Timing: Afternoon into evening. Refer to the map above to see if your area is included in a Tornado Warning. Monitor NOAA Radio or

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Tornado: Safety Poster

Tornado: Safety Poster. When the weather is stormy, then gets calm in an instant, you know a tornado is forming When a tornado warning is displayed you know to take shelter IMMEDIATELY!.

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