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The 2009 tropical season for the Atlantic Basin has come to and end with on November 30th with only nine named storms. It was the first time in the...
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Find out more about Tony: Tony has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Meteorology from Northern Illinois University and is a member of the American Meteorological Society. He also holds the AMS Seal of Approval for Television Weathercasting. Tony started his career doing dispersion computer model weather forecasting for a private operational weather firm in Chicago in 1988. His first job in TV was on WDTN in Dayton, OH. He then spent eight years with WBAL in Baltimore, MD and two with WCBS in New York. He is currently with WUSA TV in Washington, DC and has been there since 2001. Tony has extensive network level TV experience as well. He has been seen on the NBC Weekend Today Show, The Early Show on CBS, and The David Letterman Show. Email Tony. |
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A surprise ruling on Thursday by a federal judge, decided that The Army Corps of Engineers was responsible for the flooding. Not necessarily feeding...
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The most costly natural disaster in US history was ruled on by a federal judge, stating that the Army Corps of Engineers is responsible for the...
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A tropical system can sometimes bring more widespread problems when it dissipates. This is the case with the storm formerly known as Ida. As this...
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The GOES Project at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, MD now provides beautiful images and movies of the tropics in near real time....
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As of 6pm EST, Tropical Storm Ida was holding on to 70 mph winds and was moving to the north at 17 mph. While this is not as strong as the 105 mph...
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The storm that grew quickly is now being robbed of energy over colder water. Tropical Storm Ida now has winds of 70 mph, which is a significant drop...
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Hurricane Ida has peaked with winds of 105 mph, a strong Category 2 on the Saffir Simpson scale, and has now weakened to a Category 1 with winds of 90...
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Hurricane Ida now has winds of 100 mph, making it a Category 2 on the Saffir Simpson scale. It gave a glancing blow to Cancun, slipping though Sunday...
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