Line of fire. Im standing in a windstorm at 45 mph. Marie at a davidson is a biologist specializing in ecology and evolution. Were in the Hydraulic Lab where they brought the ocean inside. Causing devastation around the world. Coincidence or Climate Change. What is really going on. It is what happens that is it is unusual or a sign of what is to come. We look at how that impacts the seeding of clouds. Can we weather the extremes . Im phil torres. Whether is the shirt you put on today, but climate is your word robe. Today were breaking out the rain clippers. Thats our team. Now lets do some science. [music] hey, welcome to techknow. Im phil torres, with global extremes. Were seeing the hot get hotter and the cold get colder, and its hitting all corners of the u. S. Its a really challenging time. Challenging and exciting to try to understand what these extreme weather patterns mean for our climate. And i got to look at the significant costs involved not just with the devastation caused b
Our cbs station ktvt, and hes in fort worth tonight. Jeff. Reporter scott, im on the north side of fort worth, just along 35. Its a busy road. Of course, the interstate, the tornado came in from the southwest, went right over the top of this building, and you can see the video, the large section of the roof came off and went into the employee parking lot. Let me show you where all that metal ended up. You can see its strewn across the parking lot, and a lot of the people who were inside the building at the time are, of course, now trying to get a ride home because their car is literally covered in this metal. Scott, the good news nobody was hurt, but a certain point of i werey here. The storm was being tracked by the national whrf service. There was a Tornado Warning out at the time. The National Weather Service Office about four blocks that way. Scott. Pelley jeff ray, thanks very much. Well, this was also the day that government scientists said 14 of the last extreme weather events w
Jeff ray is a meteorologist at our cbs station ktvt, and hes in fort worth tonight. Jeff. Reporter scott, im on the north side of fort worth, just along 35. Its a busy road. Of course, the interstate, the tornado came in from the southwest, went right over the top of this building, and you can see the video, the large section of the roof came off and went into the employee parking lot. Let me show you where all that metal ended up. You can see its strewn across the parking lot, and a lot of the people who were inside the building at the time are, of course, now trying to get a ride home because their car is literally covered in this metal. Scott, the good news nobody was hurt, but a certain point of i werey here. The storm was being tracked by the national whrf service. There was a Tornado Warning out at the time. The National Weather Service Office about four blocks that way. Scott. Pelley jeff ray, thanks very much. Government scientists said 14 of the last extreme weather events wer
Jeff ray is a meteorologist at our cbs station ktvt, and hes in fort worth tonight. Jeff. Reporter scott, im on the north side of fort worth, just along 35. Its a busy road. Of course, the interstate, the tornado came in from the southwest, went right over the top of this building, and you can see the video, the large section of the roof came off and went into the employee parking lot. Let me show you where all that metal ended up. You can see its strewn across the parking lot, and a lot of the people who were inside the building at the time are, of course, now trying to get a ride home because their car is literally covered in this metal. Scott, the good news nobody was hurt, but a certain point of i werey here. The storm was being tracked by the national whrf service. There was a Tornado Warning out at the time. The National Weather Service Office about four blocks that way. Scott. Pelley jeff ray, thanks very much. Government scientists said 14 of the last extreme weather events wer
It will get chilly. It will be through about tuesday, we can expect to see a warm up happening but i dont think word warm is on anybodys mine. Lets look at our neighborhood network. Some temperatures are chilly. Four in drexel will hill. Millville 38 degrees. Four in lumberton and pottstown at 42 degrees. Wind is relatively calm but that is one of the things we will see change throughout the daytoday. The it will be very breezy, and makes it feel cooler. 47 degrees as we look live at center city you can see win northwest at 5 miles an hour. That is what the the wind looks like a across the region. Between five to 8 miles an hour but that is going to pick up and we will feel it into our afternoon today. Live look at storm scan three shows you that we are staying dry but look to the north and west and you can see looking west and north of the albany the white on the map that is snow, folks. It is not coming our way but an indication of how cold the air isment high today of 57 degrees in