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Tony Hake
Denver Weather ExaminerTony Hake’s fascination with weather started as a sixth grader when an F2 tornado struck Thornton about 4 miles from his house and did $10 million damage and injured 42 people. Now he is an amateur meteorologist keeping an eye on the sky.
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The Mysteries of Colorado Weather – Get Your Answers Here
Tony Hake - Denver Weather Examiner
Downslope, Chinook winds, gustnado, scud clouds, thermocline… Pretty fancy words and phrases for sure and we oftentimes hear these and many others on our nightly weather forecasts. But, how many really know what these mean besides the talking head on TV? What is the difference between a cyclone and a hurricane? A Chinook wind and a Bora wind? A tornado and a gustnado? Have you ever wondered about these and other weather conditions and terms? You aren’t the only one and here is your chance to find out!
Examiner.com and I would like to invite you to submit your weather-related questions to me, your esteemed Denver Weather Examiner. I will then answer all that I receive to the best of my ability. If I don’t know the answer, I am sure I can find it (or I will look pretty dumb making this request – haha).
Below the last line of this article and to the right you see a “Comments” section. Click the “Add” link and send me your questions!
Topics: weather , education
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A Preview of September Weather - Summer Ends and Fall Arrives
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As temperatures start to drop, September reminds us that summer is at an end and fall is now here. Sunshine is predominant though as the month actually has the highest percentage of sun out of any month. Sunny days and clear, cool nights are the standard... Read More
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Today is the big day for the Democratic National Convention as Barack Obama accepts the nomination of the Democratic Party. Thus far visitors and delegates to Denver have been treated to some of the most beautiful weather Colorado has to offer... Read More
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Tony Hake - Denver Weather Examiner
The incredible weather continues to help showcase our beautiful city and the state of Colorado to the Democratic National Convention delegates and the entire nation. Tuesday we reached a high of 90 degrees under mostly clear skies and more of the... Read More
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The weather outlook - Day 2 of the DNC
Tony Hake - Denver Weather Examiner
We couldn't have hardly asked for better weather for the opening of the Democratic National Convention on Monday. There were some storms south and east of the metro area that caused concern but all in all it was a beautiful day. Tuesday we... Read More
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Tony Hake - Denver Weather Examiner
Visitors to Denver for the Democratic National Convention and area residents should be quite happy with the weather forecast for this week. Sunday we did see some drama in the form of tornadoes / land spouts south of Denver and that chance... Read More
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Tornadoes strike Douglas and Elbert county
Tony Hake - Denver Weather Examiner
Three tornadoes and multiple funnel clouds were reported in Elbert and Douglas counties Sunday evening. At 5:31pm the Centennial Airport tower reported a tornado on the ground five miles southwest of Parker. This was followed by a second... Read More
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In a truly unusual weather occurence, a tornado struck near Eleven Mile Reservoir in Park County Saturday afternoon. Certainly we are all used to hearing about twisters along the Front Range and on the plains but mountain tornadoes are quite rare... Read More
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