Here from Natural Disasters class

Good Info De KC5AKB

as the part of the eas community that is from fort worth id agree its hot

As a result of this video I have decided to try to work WBGT into as many conversations as possible 😁

Fantastic way to spend my lunch time! Learned a lot - please keep it coming.

Can't get enough of this. Keep them coming Matt!

This was awesome! Great great explanation of the LLJ!

I loved it and hope these continue!

Great to see this effort. Cheers!

Having grown up in Alabama with a daily dose of James Spann, you can believe me when I say it's been a long time since I've had local, high quality weather discussion videos. I enjoyed getting the chance to dive back into some of these special maps and charts. I've always loved tracking weather records like rainfall and temperature streaks. I appreciate that you highlighted the humidity records! The other commenters are right -- you bring a great blend of being a down-to-earth host while maintaining professional command of the show's components. What a great start to a great series! Here's to an exciting summer.

yes.. good start

Such a super premiere episode! Great graphics and explanations helped pique my interest throughout. Thank you both, Matt and Daniel!

Fantastic! Please keep the technical content coming. Loved the Hodo, LLJ & EF

Excellent work. I can't believe this was a first episode. You are a natural host. Hope you find the time to keep this up, and please bring back Daniel. He reminds me of talking to a farmer that knows so much about the science of agriculture, but can talk to you about all the complexities in a smooth non portentous way. We don't get graced with experts like that much anymore. Thank you for the content and looking out for our safety & economic interests with your warnings and forecasts.

Very educational breakdown and well produced episode! I would be interested to know how/why the 5/28 storm seemed to hit the area earlier than expected, but you presented great information on the radar and warning process for that storm. This was very well done and I look forward to future episodes! Thank you for keeping us well informed.

Great stuff Matt! Especially the hodograph breakdown, and also explaining the preference for the MLCIN parameter. Cannot wait for the next one. If appropriate in a later episode - one thing I don't have an amateur handle on is the large scale subsidence after a large storm complex passes through (and recovery time) vs cap induced subsidence. Is the former what you mean when I read in a forecast discussion stating the atmosphere has been turned/worked over (cooler more stable air aside)?

Gosh is he real? He reminds me of an AI charactersin gaming. I don't know if its his hair or the oval face shape. No offense its how you appeared to me. Good luck on your podcast.

Great job. I hope there are many more to come.

A few days ago I almost unsubscribed because it had been so long since you guys uploaded anything. Glad I didn't because this is great. Scientific discussion by people who know what they're talking about, and it's local? Count me in. Thanks

Thanks for putting this together Matt. The sub audience that loves this level of detail im sure will thank you. Please keep doing it when you have enough content!

Great Job👍

Great Job 👍

Just recovered a Nebraska launched Radiosonde. To track and recover these Sonde's (good for the environment) can be as fun as the launch.

Damn Bianca

This stuff is so neat. The radiosonde hardware is really interesting, I learned here they are also transmitting GPS data which is even neater. Bigger then I imagined them to be as well.

Hlw ma'am.. Nice to see ur video, it is very informative.... I have question ma'am 1 . After how much heights the bloon will not work? 2. After a taking all the information, what will happen with bloon and it's instrument.? Is it lost in space or we can refind it?

I find a vaisala ballon

I have a vaisala ballon

What happens if it lands in a busy highway, on someone's vehicle windshield and everything goes wrong?

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so nice

Any idea on how this might affect DFW Departures? Specifically at 12:30 departure.

I didn't think we would see enough ice to get power outages?! That's scary considering how cold it will be! Can you say how high the chance is of power going out??

Cool

Launch before lunch how are the new NOAA's GRAW radiosondes doing ?? We've used them in asia they are easy to fly and use, very reliable soundings

I find it in india

I find one it looks like it

Hydrogen or Helium?

こんにちは♪・I found a radiosonde.I came to Japan.日本まで来ました。

Let’s get this to #1 trending.

I once was able to see that when I went there

Nice one. Will share with my boys.

Nice video. Bianca looks like a fun person to work with. Gets bored, goes launch a balloon.

Excellent launch. Do you know total weight of your balloon & the attachments, and how far up it went? thanks. K.S.

Cool video... very interesting.

Great guys!! Tks a lot

What is the application name? Radiosonde model? Works with specified radiosonde? Thanks.

How do y'all get it back, how far does it usually land from the office?

And do you recover the balloons after they've drifted back to land? Or do they pollute our waterways, the ocean, and kill wildlife?

great job ladies. interesting info, thx.