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The
Storm Prediction Center
(NOAA) has issued a rare “high risk” outlook for severe weather more than a day in advance. A “high-end, life-threatening” tornado outbreak is likely on Saturday from Texas northeastward to Iowa.
Weather briefing
.
More info
. This is only the second time a 2-day forecast of this type has ever been issued, the last time was for an
outbreak on April 7, 2006
, when more than 70 tornadoes touched down, killing 13 and causing more than $1 billion in damage.
Running total of tornadoes to date compared with historical averages.
posted by
stbalbach
on Apr 13, 2012 -
171 comments
"Probably the most important conservation statute ever enacted into America’s fisheries law"
.. as of 2012, all 528 federally managed fish species
now have imposed catch limits.
The US is arguably the first country in the world to do it. This means every species has a hard limit of how many fish can be taken - not just how many per-boat or angler - an absolute cap on the total number (actually by weight). The law was enacted in 2006 under a policy forged under President George W. Bush and finalized with President Obama's backing.
(previously)
posted by
stbalbach
on Jan 9, 2012 -
51 comments
The great Caribbean coral die-off
. "The 2005 die-off is bigger than all the previous 20 years combined".. magnitude never before-seen.. sea surface temps worst in the 21 years of satellite monitoring.
NOAA preliminary reports
with cool graphs to left.
posted by
stbalbach
on Mar 31, 2006 -
39 comments
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