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  • Analysis of surface conditions during a frontal passage

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    Erik Proseus

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    The cold frontal passage on October 30 brought more than just a torrent of rain to the Mid-South. While the flooding conditions and widespread 3-6″ rainfall totals over two days were certainly impressive, the cold front itself also was easily captured by watching weather parameters before and after the front crossed the region. Take the…

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  • Power outage affecting MWN

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    Erik Proseus

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    WXLIVE! data and MWN StormView radar is currently out of service due to a power outage. We apologize for the inconvenience. There is no estimated return to service at this time. See above for a snapshot of the outage summary for Memphis as of 2:50pm or the link to the right which provides the current…

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  • Hang on to your hats!

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    Erik Proseus

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    The wind behind this morning’s squall line seems to be packing quite the punch. I’ve received reports of metal facade being ripped off the the roof of a building, a fairly good size tree down (6-8″), and a wooden privacy fence blown over, all in Bartlett, as well as tree “debris” (twigs, small branches, and…

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  • WXLIVE! climate summary for 2008 – Happy New Year!!

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    Erik Proseus

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    Here’s a recap of 2008 Climate Data as taken from WXLIVE! – my personal weather station in Bartlett, TN. Official data from the NWS for Memphis Int’l Airport will be available in the next day or two. WXLIVE! Climate Summary for 2008Average temperature: 62.2FTotal precipitation: 47.58″ (10-13″ more than 2007 or 2006)Average humidity: 70%Average barometric…

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  • The coldest night of the season

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    Erik Proseus

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    After a cold day with a high of only 41 degrees at the Memphis airport and at WXLIVE! in Bartlett, temps are plummeting this evening. At 6:40pm, the WXLIVE! sensor is down to 29 degrees as wind has gone calm and skies are clear. Under strong Canadian high pressure, the dewpoint is 14, which means…

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  • Shhhh… it’s a new feature!

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    Erik Proseus

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    MemphisWeather.Net is working on some new features and the first of these is in alpha (very initial) testing now. This one won’t get widespread publicity on MWN just yet, so if you are reading this blog, then you’ll be the first to know! MWN-TextCast and WXLIVE!-Text are the first mobile features of MemphisWeather.Net and will…

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