Wednesday, May 8 2013 7:52 PM EDT2013-05-08 23:52:36 GMT
Meteorologist Steve Frazier
I feel that I am safe in saying that most of us are ready to put winter 2012-2013 into the history books and look forward to brighter and warmer days.
I feel that I am safe in saying that most of us are ready to put winter 2012-2013 into the history books and look forward to brighter and warmer days. The white stuff has a different plan and seems to
Thursday, March 7 2013 2:57 PM EST2013-03-07 19:57:23 GMT
We all knew going in that March would be a wild month, and so far its living up to that reputation.
We all knew going in that March would be a wild month, and so far its living up to that reputation. Starting off the month with a seasonal snowfall nearly two feet below average, the Twin Cities has now narrowed that gap to 11.1 inches and counting.
Known as one of our snowiest and windiest months, March is definitely a month full of changes. Whether we're losing an hour of sleep, or officially welcoming spring, March is definitely a milestone page on the calendar.
What do they say, "In like a lamb out like a lion"? March 2013 will definitely come in like a lamb, but only time will tell if it really goes out like a lion. If history is any indication, we will definitely
After a mediocre winter season so far, we once again find ourselves in a path of several winter storms. However, Mother Nature seems to be pulling the rug out from under us, when it comes to the path of these storms.
After a mediocre winter season so far, we once again find ourselves in a path of several winter storms. However, Mother Nature seems to be pulling the rug out from under us, when it comes to the path of these storms. As we watch our end of the week snow chances fall apart faster than a cheap paper towel, we turn our attention to yet another chance of snow early next week. Maybe this next one will put us in the path of a more generous snowfall?
Friday, February 15 2013 1:34 PM EST2013-02-15 18:34:33 GMT
We've heard it called many things, a sign of the end of times or as "Armageddon" at the cinema. However asteroids have become a much more publicly aware reality than a scientific phenomenon. Just after
Why are some asteroids easier to track? Russia experienced a meteor blow causing major damage to the Ural Mountain region on the same day asteroid 2012 DA14 moves by about 17,000 miles to the Earth. I break down the two unrelated events and how agencies track these near-Earth objects!
Thursday, February 14 2013 12:33 PM EST2013-02-14 17:33:43 GMT
As I look out the window on this St. Valentine's Day at the snowy landscape, and I remember the wind chill beating down on me as I was walking into work…I have to ask why in the world Valentine's Day is
Have you ever wondered why Valentine's Day is in one of the coldest months of the year? Cold weather doesn't exactly scream romance! However when it all began, it might have been a completely different climate...here is a theory...
