MPR: Jet StreamingEvery week Jet Streaming brings an insider's look at the weather and climatology. It's everything you wanted to know about the weather, but were afraid to ask.Jet Streaming for Wednesday, May 29- May 29, 2008 Tornadoes ripped through the Midwest again this week as the strongest tornado in over 30 years tore through Iowa killing seven. In the Twin Cities, four tornadoes touched down, killing one and scattering homes like toothpicks. We talk with Todd Krause, lead member of the NWS Twin Ciries' damage survey team. Also: Are all homes created equal when it comes to tornado survivability Are some homes built on the cheap -- putting you in danger when twisters strike We hear from Tim Marshall, a leading..http://download.publicradio.org/podcast/minnesota/podcasts/jet_streaming/2008/05/29_64.mp3 Jet Streaming for Wednesday, May 21- May 21, 2008 The 2008 severe weather season has been the most intense in over a decade by some measures. Why are we getting a big year this year We get the answers from Dr. Howie Bluestein from the University of Oklahoma. Jet Streaming also talks with southern Minnesota farmer Kevin Papp and landscape designermeteorologist Karen Filloon on the town and country planting forecast. And our Website of the Week shows off an agricultural website from the University of Kentucky at...http://download.publicradio.org/podcast/minnesota/podcasts/jet_streaming/2008/05/21_64.mp3 Jet Streaming for Wednesday, May 14- May 14, 2008 This week, Jet Streaming presents Part Two of our discussion on severe weather and its impacts with a group of weather experts before a live audience in the UBS Forum at Minnesota Public Radio. MPR Chief Meteorologist Paul Huttner is joined by University of Minnesota climate specialist Dr. Mark Seeley, well-known Twin Cities broadcast meteorologist Paul Douglas, meteorologist Craig Edwards, local Twin Cities NWS staff and Metro Skywarn severe weather spotters. Minnesota Public Radio's "Morning..http://download.publicradio.org/podcast/minnesota/podcasts/jet_streaming/2008/05/14_64_64.... Jet Streaming for Wednesday, May 7- May 7, 2008 This week on Jet Streaming, we've assembled a group of weather experts before a live audience in the UBS Forum at Minnesota Public Radio to discuss severe weather and its impacts. In Part One, MPR Chief Meteorologist Paul Huttner is joined by University of Minnesota climate specialist Dr. Mark Seeley, well-known Twin Cities broadcast meteorologist Paul Douglas, meteorologist Craig Edwards, local Twin Cities NWS staff and Metro Skywarn severe weather spotters. Minnesota Public Radio's "Morning...http://download.publicradio.org/podcast/minnesota/podcasts/jet_streaming/2008/05/07_64.mp3 |