Shannon Lynn
I was just wondering if this show is coming back. Bob Prentice has not posted in a few weeks, and I was just curious if it was still on. I love the show.
Typically the show is in hiatus during storm season. I'd expect it to return this summer.I was just wondering if this show is coming back. Bob Prentice has not posted in a few weeks, and I was just curious if it was still on. I love the show.
ShockNetRadio.com: High Instability said:Weather and Climate have a profound effect on our everyday lives. From severe weather to climate change, our ability to adapt to our ever changing atmosphere relies on the science of meteorology.
Join highly acclaimed atmospheric photographer host Gene Rhoden (The G-Man), and world renown severe weather scientist, Dr. Charles A. Doswell III (Two Buck Chuck), as they interview some of the world's most influential scientists, researchers, and forecasters, and discuss the science of weather and climate. Get the facts about global climate change, severe weather, and explore the ramifications of these natural phenomena on society and politics. This ain't your Daddy's Weather Radio!
I wonder if Shane and the guys at ChaserTV (who host Shane) would work together to get all the shows together.
High Instability on Wednesday
Hurricane Hollow on Thursday
Debris on Sunday
That would be cool.
Not sure what you're asking for....."DEBRIS" is already on Sundays.
The show will air LIVE on Wednesday, January 27, 2010 at 7 pm Central Time (01 UTC Thursday) on highinstability.com. Call TOLL FREE 1-866-400-6684 with your questions and comments during the show. Show archives are available for podcast at highinstability.com Archives.Dr. Pamela L. Heinselman's Homepage said:Biography
Dr. Pamela L. Heinselman's homepage
Dr. Heinselman's primary research objective is to determine how to best capitalize on phased array radar capabilities to address 21st century forecast and warning needs, including the NOAA Weather and Water strategic mission goal to increase lead time and accuracy for weather and water warnings and forecasts. She is accomplishing this objective through a combination of innovative scanning strategy design, leadership of data collection and analysis activities, active involvement with end users, and student mentorship. Working with radar data has been Dr. Heinselman's passion, as indicated by her earlier teamwork that was recognized by a NOAA Bronze Medal in 1998 and Silver Medal in 1999 for improvements to NEXRAD algorithms.
In July 2009, Dr. Heinselman was selected for the 2008 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE). The PECASE Award is the highest honor bestowed by the United States Government upon outstanding scientists and engineers in the early stages of their careers. This award recognizes her research and leadership accomplishments in using phased array radar for observing hazardous weather. Subsequently, in October 2009 her Heinselman et al. 2008 paper entitled, "Rapid Sampling of Severe Storms by the National Weather Radar Testbed Phased Array Radar" was chosen for the OAR Outstanding Paper of the Year Award.
Dr. Heinselman is a Ph.D. graduate of the University of Oklahoma School of Meteorology (2004) and an M.S. and B.S. graduate (1994 and 1992, respectively) of the St. Louis University Depart. of Earth and Atmospheric Science. She is orginally from Westminster, Maryland.
Dr. Pamela L. Heinselman's cirriculum vita
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