20241120 Atmospheric River Update, Wild Clouds with a Cool Explanation and Appalachian Wind Advisory

[@LarryLaird-k9y]

Dave Jones you have taught me more about the weather with all your neat satellite and other science based things, thanks for sharing all this information 😀

[@KirkBaumgardner]

I appreciate what you put on on KZbin you only got like 18,000 followers but keep working on it man I like to share I get in the prep and so you know something prepping will probably help your channel out I know you do just weather but don't tell me as a weatherman you don't want people to prepare according at least to the weather

[@vivianh9197]

Wow!! That’s a whole lot of snow!! My granddaughter’s would be singing, Do ya wanna build a snowman. ☃️ Thanks for the weather updates. God bless

[@a.randomjack6661]

Thank you Dave 👍 Found it "Bombogenesis Origins and Term" Based on the provided search results, bombogenesis, also referred to as a “weather bomb” or “meteorological bomb,” was first observed and described by the Bergen School of Meteorology in the 1940s and 1950s. The term “bomb” was informally used to describe these intense storms because they developed with a great ferocity rarely seen over land. However, the more formal definition and usage of the term “bombogenesis” were introduced by Fred Sanders, a pioneering weather forecaster with MIT, in a 1980 article titled “Synoptic-Dynamic Climatology of the ‘Bomb’” published in the Monthly Weather Review. Sanders and his colleague John Gyakum defined bombogenesis as a rapid intensification of an extratropical cyclone, characterized by a drop in central pressure of at least 24 millibars (0.71 inHg) within 24 hours.

[@Darin970]

I hope everybody's paying attention to this on the West Coast and not underestimate the storm everybody stay safe God bless you all 🙂🙌😇🙌

[@KarenKennedy-lq8nt]

We need the rain in San Diego!

[@KirkBaumgardner]

So you could probably in prepping is mainstream now everybody's getting into it man so you could probably take and I know you probably just want to do just weather but I'm telling you man put in a little something else with it maybe even get some sponsors or something I don't know if you can do that like go to companies that will help build the channel end up being a more better and accurate and efficient Weather Channel straight to the point I don't know you can get people who do damage prevention or prepping gear for your house or flood control products or companies that put those products out

[@a.randomjack6661]

This is sponsored, (payed for) by the US Gvt. Tax dollars doing good stuff.

[@GM-cf6jv]

Great idea from Project 2025 to get rid of the National Weather Service NOT!! We can just ask the religious leaders to tell us what the weather will be.😵‍💫

[@StormCenterInc1]

That would be a terrible move for sure. Many people don't know it but all of the foundational data used for weather prediction comes from NOAA and NOAA partners. Satellite data provided more than 95% of the input to numerical weather prediction models. Ground based observations are critical as is radar data, ocean observing systems and cooperative observers. Taking away NOAA would impact everyone on the planet and take away our ability to forecast well beyond a day or two.