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Kathryn Prociv
@KathrynProciv
Meteorologist for 🦚, EVP 🦋. Emmy Award-Winning. Former 🌪. MS & CCM #GoHokies! Views my own
Joined October 2010

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Yes! Also one of my favorite intercepts! #NEwx
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Replying to @JessicaMooreWx
@KathrynProciv, @wx_trev and I were on this one, too. My photo isn't as purry, but it was one of my favorite intercepts!
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Geography 🤝 Meteorology This would be great to look at in more depth! vtechworks.lib.vt.edu/handle/10919/3
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I believe it’s also no coincidence that a corridor of greater concentration of intense/violent tornadoes exists near the Arkansas River valley. Local terrain influence and channeling of backed, low level flow, especially if there’s a NW to SE oriented warm front. #arwx twitter.com/katvjames/stat…
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LOL why are you like this?? Well lucky for you I got cloud, radar and wind!
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Why is my brain broken? I jinxed us, but you know, a cat would be cool. And pie. @KathrynProciv twitter.com/COweatherman/s…
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Wait. Why is Twitter placing a baby Yoda emoji behind the #ElNiño hashtag?? I am here for it 🤣🤣🤣 Great post despite the distraction! 😆
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An important marker in #ElNiño development, as the 3.4 value crosses the 0.5 threshold. Obviously we have a ways to go before the three-month averages officially reach #ElNiño status, but with lots of subsurface heat and WWBs coming, it's only a matter of time.
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Similar story here only instead of Ames, and I spent an entire week in Boulder with in 2018. Still have great memories despite lack of storms. To all headed out this week, hang in there! See you soon!
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I've had happen to me whats about to happen to many people setting out on chasecastions this week though. I flew all the way from the Marshall Islands in late April 2018, only to spend nearly an entire week in Ames doing nothing, there was nothing to even consider chasing. (1/2)
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Well hello there, tiny meteorologist - glad to have you on board. 🥹💜
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In January, this brilliant young lady walked up to me at a party, stomped her foot and said, “tell me about the weather!” I complied! 🫡 Today, her mom sent me this: “Career Day at school.” ♥️ She is 6. I was 6 when I decided I was going to be a Meteorologist. LIFE MADE! ⚡️
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In January, this brilliant young lady walked up to me at a party, stomped her foot and said, “tell me about the weather!” I complied! 🫡 Today, her mom sent me this: “Career Day at school.” ♥️ She is 6. I was 6 when I decided I was going to be a Meteorologist. LIFE MADE! ⚡️
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PLEASE RT. Hopefully seeing this early will make someone think twice later before blowing a stop sign, crossing a double-yellow, driving distracted or driving 100 mph. 🎯over Oklahoma. Chaser circus central. There will always be more storms. It's not worth it. BE SMART.
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GO ! The definition of a trailblazer. I am so PROUD to know her & so lucky to have had the pleasure of storm chasing w/her over the years! She was also featured in the spot about rise of women in storm chasing. Epitome of a bad@$$!
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Meet the first female Kuwait storm chaser hunting tornadoes and flashing lightning bolts middleeastmonitor.com/20230507-meet- via @middleeastmnt
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Strongest #tornado on record to hit Virginia Beach? #TornadoTwitter, feel free to check me & on this! Screenshots from these sources: bit.ly/3AJ8B1O bit.ly/40UYuSn bit.ly/44hnVAk (Track on first 2 maps EF3 from 4/28/08 through Norfolk)
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[11:32 AM] We have confirmed an EF-3 tornado occurred in the Great Neck portion of the city of Virginia Beach yesterday evening. The storm survey is still ongoing and additional details will be released later today. #vawx
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This is one of my favorite perspective factoids Phil has provided over the years. We've reached the "handoff" time of year, shown nicely in the graph below. One month away from the "official" start of the 2023 Atlantic #hurricane season.
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Currently 0 named storms around the globe. We are entering the climatologically quietest part of the global tropical cyclone season - as the Southern Hemisphere passes the tropical cyclone torch to the Northern Hemisphere.
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“In the southern Sierra, where we have the deepest snowpack, at some points we have about 5-6 feet of water sitting in the snowpack,” said . Great #flooding story & graphics by , ,
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A nice series of images from @NBCNews giving historical perspective of #CAsnowpack and what it means for flooding. #CAwx nbcnews.com/specials/the-b
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Yes! Also one of my favorites!
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Yay! It's that time of year again (season transitions) where I share one of my favorite visualizations - migration patterns of birds varying with air temperature using community science data (@Team_eBird/@CornellBirds). Enjoy! 🙂 Animation created by sos.noaa.gov/catalog/datase
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Please take the time to read this visually stunning article about the “big melt” of Sierra snow that could cause flooding for parts of California. 👏🏻 a huge collaboration between the Digital, Climate and Data Viz teams! cc & Nigel W.
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California is bracing for floods after historic amounts of snowfall – and its aging water management systems could be at risk. "The big melt is now here,” one climate scientist says. nbcnews.com/specials/the-b
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Largest hailstone on record for the state of Florida appears to be 4.5" which last occurred in 2007. h/t for the stat which I found when searching for this answer! Records for several other states here, if interested: ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitor
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How does yesterday's hail event compare to other hail events? Well, the 3" hail report from Sanford ties the record for the largest hailstone reported in our east central Florida counties, but record for the state of Florida remains 4.5". #flwx
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Now that’s something we don’t see often…or pretty much ever. 30% hatched hail for a good chunk of the Florida peninsula. Costly hailstorms have become somewhat commonplace across portions of I-35 corridor. The I-4 corridor? Not so much.
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While a lot of focus is on the Texas severe threat today (rightfully so), should not ignore the SUPER RARE significant hail threat for Florida today. Today's hail risk vs. hail climatology. This could be a major story later. #FLwx
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Second highest crests on record expected at Lansing & McGregor and third highest at Guttenberg & Dubuque in Iowa. This will be comparable to the 2001 flood (or higher in spots) but under the historic flood of 1965. #iawx #Flood2023
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FLOOD 2023: The latest information on the Mississippi River in northeast Iowa as crests will occur starting Friday. Already major flooding occurring in many locations and still higher waters to come. cbs2iowa.com/news/local/mcg #iawx
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While a lot of focus is on the Texas severe threat today (rightfully so), should not ignore the SUPER RARE significant hail threat for Florida today. Today's hail risk vs. hail climatology. This could be a major story later. #FLwx
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Along with all these, Denver had its warmest temp so early in the season in 151 years of recordkeeping. Old record was 85F on April 13, 2006.
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Historic heat wave in USA Dozens of stations across Colorado,Nebraska,Wyoming,Montana and the Dakotas had never been that hot in the first half of April. Some States Highs: 103 Arizona 94 South Dakota 92 Colorado and Nebraska 90 Montana and North Dakota More heat ahead
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