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• Tornado warning system... how did it work in Moore, OK

  By Scott Dorval CREATED May. 21, 2013

  Here is the warning process that Moore, OK experienced leading up to the deadly EF5 tornado.

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• How much snow did Boise get this past winter?

  By Scott Dorval CREATED May. 17, 2013

  Delilah, a 5th grader from Koelsch Elementary is our Weather Whiz Kid for today.

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• Why does lightning strike cars and homes? and Why does lightning occur in certain areas?

  By Scott Dorval CREATED May. 16, 2013

  These are two questions asked by our Weather Whiz Kids from Koelsch Elementary, Yasmeen and Jordan.

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• Why are tornadoes so deadly to be around?

  By Scott Dorval CREATED May. 15, 2013

  This and two other questions are asked by our Weather Whiz Kids from Koelsch Elementary.

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• How do you forecast the weather for the next day? and How do you know where a storm is coming from?

  By Scott Dorval CREATED May. 14, 2013

  William and Jesus from Koelsch Elementary ask me some forecasting questions.

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• Ariannah tells us what her favorite season is and why.

  By Scott Dorval CREATED May. 14, 2013

  Here is another one of our Weather Whiz Kids!

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• Why is going to be so much cooler this week?

  By Scott Dorval CREATED May. 13, 2013

  Hunter from Koelsch Elementary asks tonight's Weather Whiz Kid Question.

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• My visit to Koelsch Elementary

  By Scott Dorval CREATED May. 13, 2013

  These are the 4th/5th graders who had more great questions!

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• Meteorological Myths: "Contrail vs. Chemtrails"

  By Scott Dorval CREATED May. 10, 2013

  After another great favorite season I dive into a highly debated battle of trails!

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• Meteorological Myths: "Mountains block tornadoes from forming."

  By Scott Dorval CREATED May. 9, 2013

  See how this is not the case... even in Idaho.

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