As traditional media shrinks, storm signs grow; Schuster recently rented the first full-time employee-Riley DibelThose who used to work in Hall. Unlike the traditional broadcast, YouTube allows the Schuster to walk immediately before there is a warning from the hurricane, so that it can warn viewers if it is possible to produce a hurricane storm. When Hurricane Milton Florida hit last year, causing a hurricane out, Schuster said he heard from a viewer that the live broadcast prompted their family members to search for shelter. “In fact, the weather coverage is to save lives,” he said.
Schuster expects that the world of storm broadcasts will be more crowded. It indicates that the competition has recently increased between them. “This must happen, but he wanted to make this competition more on YouTube,” he says. “We are certainly not the closest thing I thought we were.”
National weather service discounts
Traditional predictors, storm storms, and even robots depend greatly on national weather service; The agency is a basic source that runs radar sites, calls weather balloons, flying aircraft in hurricanes.
Discounts in national weather service make stormy signs tense. Nws The release of the weather balloon Collect valuable information on temperature, humidity, pressure and wind. “Due to a shortage of balloon launch, the data that is fed in these models was not as good as it could have been,” Petsham said. Schuster said that fewer planes that fly into hurricanes mean less accurate predictions about where hurricanes will make it a decline.
Jana Hoser, a storm chase and meteorological professor at Ohio State University, says that employees of the National Weather Services in Jackson, Kentucky, during the deadly hurricanes “a small glimpse of what will come.”
“The office did a good job as they could have done, but they did not have the resources that they could have in a different climate,” says Hoser. “Unless we get full recruitment, you will be tired forecasts. There will be stressful people. There will be hurricanes to miss them.”
Hoser said signs like Hall provides a public service. “It helps to inform the common people, and it is a service, especially in the context of the national weather service funded by the funded and informed resources.”
But it adds that the stormy signs can offend the radar reading and raise the alarm about the formation of the cloud unable to produce a hurricane. This is a problem if there is conflicting information between the current and NWS. “It can create a feeling of lack of confidence or confusion,” she said.
Hill said his team is “very careful”, but it is impossible to perfectly predict hurricanes, and make mistakes. Hill said that summoning hurricanes before the national weather service means that they have a liar atom rate higher than the Federal Agency.
There are a lot of layers to justify them before [the NWS] He sends a warning. So the false contempt rate will be much lower than our rate. “
Climate change mystery
Hurricanes have become more frequent as global heating cooks the planet, but you will not know this by watching stormy signs. They know that the climate is changing, but many of their viewers live in red cases, so they avoid the topic. President Donald Trump is constantly Reducing it Climate change during the 2024 elections called “a big trick.”
Climate opinion map in Yale 2024 This measures perceptions about climate change throughout the United States and found that the majority of people in hurricane states such as Florida, Texas, Louisiana, and states in the Tornado alley, believe that global warming is happening. But a large percentage of people in these states, about 30 percent, does not think they are caused by human activities.
