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Texas A&M graduate with degree in meteorology (1985), 24 years broadcast experience, four-time award winner for weather-casting excellence, AMS Sealholder since 1988; Chief meteorologist at KDAF-TV Dallas (1998-2000), Chief at KXII-TV (Sherman) since 2006

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Moon-Jupiter encounter: Second chance at Solstice

Tuesday, November 24th, 2009

There was a celestial “meeting” in the skies which you may have glimpsed in the skies over Texas: A close encounter between the Moon and...
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Crazy mirage sunrise!

Have you ever seen the sun distort near the horizon at dawn or dusk? Well, this effect can happen in both hot and cooler settings. As far as the...
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Perseid Meteor Shower: Look skyward tonight!

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Turn your eyes skyward this week to enjoy the Perseid Meteor Shower which peaks August 11-12. Unfortunately, north Texs skies will probably not...
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Fantastic Northern Lights Over North America!

Another free light show greeted residents from Iowa into Canada the on the morning of July 22nd as a stream of solar particles interacted with the...
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Geomagnetic storm brings Northern Lights to U.S.

This interesting fact from the realm of near-space today: While we’ve been mired in the deepest solar minimum in a century, sky watchers had few...
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Breathtaking "Noctilucent" clouds may be linked to sunspots and volcanoes

A magnificent display of noctilucent clouds continues over Europe. The "extraterrestrial-blue" clouds are so bright, you can see them while...
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Volcanic sunset update: Southern states see them too

More eye-candy sunset photos have been coming in from across the Northern Hemisphere thanks to the eruption of Sarychev volcano (far eastern Russia)...
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Mammatus clouds: Wild looking but not tornado makers

Named from the Latin word for “pouchy”, Mammatus clouds are often confused as being harbingers of tornadoes.These are high-level clouds...
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Sarychev volcanic plume in motion

The eruption of Sarychev volcano in far eastern Russia (Kuril Islands) in mid June was the largest eruption...
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Sarychev (volcano) sunset: Gorgeous as expected!

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As expected, reports are filtering in of spectacular sunsets from the Sarychev volcanic eruption earlier in June. This picture is from Canada: keep an...
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