John Kemper – Page 50

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Mar

3-13-23 C Indiana Snow Update

8:30PM-ET Update Good Evening! Monitoring a broken line of snow pulses pushing southeast across your area. While coverage will continue to wane towards the the late evening hours, the risk for trace accumulations / isolated pockets of light coatings on pavement will continue to exists under the heavier pulses. See…

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Mar

By John Kemper

3-12-23 AM C Indiana Update

7:00AM-ET Update Bottom Line: Moderate band of snow pushing eastward, parallel to I-70. Isolated pockets of slushy accumulations will be possible on untreated surfaces as it continues to move towards the IN/OH Border. Application continuing to see this risk for your area. In addition, link to regional video update below!…

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Mar

By John Kemper

3-1-23 Houston Pilots Visibility Update (PM).J.

9:30 PM-CT Visibility Update Bottom Line: Areas of patchy fog to continue to be possible through 1AM-CT, with coverage becoming more widespread for pilot locations south of Morgan's Point after 1AM-CT through 7AM-CT. Isolated pockets of Dense Fog (Visibilities less than 1 Mile) will also be possible. As winds increase…

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Feb

By John Kemper

2-21-23 Houston Pilots Visibility Report PM Update. J.

8:25PM-CT Update Bottom Line: Patchy areas of dense fog will continue to linger for the boarding station through pilot locations 37/38 through 10:30PM-CT, with visibilities gradually improving into the overnight. Additional details on timing and risks included in visibility graphic, updated above. Reach out if you have any questions! -John

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Feb

By John Kemper

2-16-23 Houston Pilots Visibility Report AM Update. J.

1:00AM-CT Update Good Morning! While sea fog has been slower to initiate across the region, the risk for patchy fog remains across the area for all pilot locations, with widespread visibility concerns anticipated after 5AM-CT through 8AM-CT, prior to the passage of cold front. Please see above graphic for additional…

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Feb

By John Kemper

2-12-23 Week Ahead Report: Warmer / Active Pattern to Continue – Colder Airmass to move into C US to close February. (J).

Good Sunday Afternoon! Active pattern expected to continue through the Week 1 period, with two impactful systems to bring heavy snowfall risks across the C Plains into the Great Lakes, and severe weather / heavy rain potential for the Mississippi / Ohio River Valley regions. Above normal precipitation and temperatures…

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Feb

By John Kemper

2-10-23 Long Range: Discussing Central US cooler potential, very active pattern next several weeks. B.

Good Morning! Here is your Latest Long Range Report: https://youtu.be/ckqjOnC9-Mc Click here for Hi-Res PDF: 2_10_23LRPDF Intro Slide: Temperatures: A brief moderation behind yesterday's storm system with well above normal temperatures quickly return next week across the eastern half of the country. Another storm system late next week will pull…

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Feb

By John Kemper

2-8-23 Houston Pilots Visibility Report PM Update. J.

9:55PM-CT Update Good Evening! A low end risk for patchy fog exists for pilot locations north of Morgan's Point. Isolated pockets of visibilities of less than a mile will be possible from 7:30AM-CT - 9:30AM-CT. Please see additional details in visibility report (linked above), and reach out if you have…

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Jan

By John Kemper

1/26/23 11:00PM-ET OH Valley Regional Update

11:00 PM ET Update: Click here for Nowcast Graphic: https://bamwx.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Screenshot-2023-01-26-at-10.58.26-PM.png Good Evening! Flurry coverage will gradually begin to taper off across your area after midnight. While trace accumulations can't be ruled out, greater risk remains temperatures dropping well below freezing during the overnight period, with any untreated surfaces with wet…

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Jan

By John Kemper

1/25/23 12:30 PM Indiana Forecast Update

12:30 PM ET Update: Click here for Nowcast/Timing Graphic: https://bamwx.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Screenshot-2023-01-26-at-12.09.47-AM.png Click here for Snowfall Accumulations: https://bamwx.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Screenshot-2023-01-26-at-12.01.14-AM.png Bottom Line: Monitoring additional, light snow showers pushing eastward towards the IN/IL border. While flurries will continue to be possible for your area over the next few hours, more widespread coverage anticipated to spread over…