We're now 2 days into the second season of Weather Warrior, and scores remain high.
Top 5 Cities (Raw Scores)
Leonardtown, MD (K2W6)- 583
Allentown, PA (KABE)- 554
Wilmington, DE (KILG)- 526
Annapolis, MD (KNAK)- 473
Mount Pocono, PA (KMPO)- 489
Headlines
Isaias continues rolling up the East Coast, dumping more than five inches of rain in locations. Post-Tropical Cyclone Isaias will now go into Quebec and across the Atlantic.
SynopticScale2023 takes the lead on the week with impressive score in Richmond.
21 Players still have not made a pick this season. As a reminder, you need three picks in a week to earn Convective Chalice points.
SPC Day 1 Outlook sees Slight Risk over the Nebraska-Colorado border
Top Three Scores (With Bonuses and Multipliers)
JRN785 (KABE)- 689.80
adterry (KRIC)- 685.60
ClevelandWx, Keya_98, and SEMichigan_Wx (K2W6)- 681.00
The Back Pages
Tomorrow's Locations- Locations in New England to East Canada popular as Isaias continues to train up the east coast.
Weather at Selected Sporting Events Today (All times ET)
- [6 AM] England vs. Pakistan (Test Cricket from Manchester, England): High of 72, Wind 13 mph
- [3 PM] Inter Milan vs. Getafe (Soccer at Gelsenkirchen, Germany): 84 degrees with a dew point in the low 40s.
- [4 PM] U.S. Women’s Amateur (Golf from Rockville, MD): Temps in the low 80s, calm wind
- [9 PM] Los Angeles Dodgers at San Diego Padres (Baseball at San Diego, CA): Temperatures near 70, winds below 10 mph.
- [4 AM THU]- Collingwood Magpies vs. Sydney Swans (AFL Football from Brisbane, AUS): Temperatures in the low to mid 60s, no chance of precipitation
One More Thing
The first interview of the Season is about the author of the Weather Warrior Daily and Weekend League founder, Andrew Terry! Andrew is from Raleigh, NC, and is going to NC State University for meteorology, but hopes to eventually get his Master’s Degree in Emergency Management. Andrew is also an Eagle Scout, which he achieved in July 2018.
There were several events that got Andrew into weather, but most notable to him was the April 16, 2013 tornado outbreak through Central and Eastern North Carolina. A tornado passed right through downtown Raleigh, and watching his local news coverage was fascinating. His favorite part of weather is weather communication, and seeing how people interact with the different products and services that the National Weather Service puts out.
If Andrew had to collaborate on a forecast with two other meteorologists, he would ask Raleigh meteorology legend Greg Fishel and Birmingham meteorologist James Spann to accompany him. There would be plenty of stories shared, and he would be interested to see what they thought the future of meteorology held.
If you have any ideas for future “One More Thing” segments or wish to be the next interviewee, please contact Andrew Terry on Twitter @aterrywx, or via email at adterry@ncsu.edu
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