Paul Walsh
@PaulEWalsh
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Weather Tech Leader | Advisor | Consultant | Former Google, IBM, The Weather Company/Channel, Verisk Analytics | Veteran (101st Airborne)
PHL, NYC, and the RoW
Joined October 2008
🍂 Fall has moved in early! We’re declaring summer officially over in D.C. — the earliest we’ve ever made the call. Near 80 by day, 50s–60s at night, and no heat waves in sight. 👉 https://t.co/c8U8eN7C4p
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Kohl’s Q2 Beat: Solid Execution Sets the Stage for a Fall "Weather-Driven" Upside Surprise https://t.co/KEkgbx2uP1
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Forget tariffs, interest rates, or consumer confidence—the biggest swing factor in retail is weather https://t.co/OjZF3dL0hS
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Home Depot’s Q2 call proves it. July’s heat and rain were the difference between sluggish sales and growth momentum.
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When Warnings Aren't Enough: AI's Role in Revolutionizing Disaster Preparedness https://t.co/Pjo9JyImpu
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How Intelligent Agents are Bridging the Gap Between Forecasts and Real-Time Safety for Vulnerable Communities.
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BalancedWx Special: Tragic flash flooding in the Texas Hill Country
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There have been claims that NOAA/NWS did not foresee catastrophic TX floods--but that's simply not true. This was undoubtedly an extreme event, but messaging rapidly escalated beginning ~12 hrs prior. Flood Watch mid PM, "heads up" outlook late PM, flash flood warnings ~1am.
WPC issued as many as six MPDs for the deadly flash flooding in the TX Hill Country starting yesterday evening and lasting through much of today. The first MPD generally set the stage for what was to come, while the next three shown were as the event unfolded.
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As tempting as it is to blame what happened in Texas on the NOAA cuts, there was actually plenty of advance warning of the risk of flooding, as far as I can tell. WPC had highlighted the area, and flash flood warnings were issued. Flash flooding (especially at night) is just
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This is deeply troubling. NWS forecasters don't just come in and put a forecast together. They make processes for all forecasters so much better. I encourage you to read @mammatusman last forecast discussion he wrote to see how deep this cut really is. This is just one
Well... the final Forecast Discussion from Meteorologist in Charge John Gordon (@mammatusman). Thank you for nearly 40 years of service, including 20 years at NWS Louisville! We will all miss your dedication and passion. https://t.co/HbMrq8kZ3M
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Hey @AutoSleepApp: long time user here. Stopped syncing to my iPhone 3 days ago. Despite my best efforts unable to get it to work. I’m about to delete and find another app. Can you help or is it time to for me to say goodbye.
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Making sense of January's wild weather
axios.com
January has been cold, if not downright frigid, across much of the Lower 48 states.
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Also see:
apnews.com
The vast majority of Americans are about to get an extended taste of frigid Siberian weather. Forecasters predict another polar vortex disruption will stretch Arctic air across the top of the globe.
Hey @JoeSquawk, it's been a long time! I thought you'd appreciate this post I published on December 30th. https://t.co/kPh7mYeBR5
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Hey @JoeSquawk, it's been a long time! I thought you'd appreciate this post I published on December 30th. https://t.co/kPh7mYeBR5
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"Massive cold outbreak" expected in advance of Inauguration Day
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My segment from this morning on @foxweather and @FoxBusiness. Our new weather reality requires robust new strategies to deal with the consequences of our CHANGED climate. https://t.co/s3Vye4CJhU
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It comes amid renewed concerns over adverse weather conditions and supply tightness in West Africa, which produces around three-quarters of the world’s cocoa. https://t.co/4PnKAxuClK
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The price of chocolate's key ingredient has skyrocketed this year, prompting analysts to issue fresh warnings about extreme price volatility.
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Columbia Sportswear CEO: Our stock price reacts to weather in Manhattan Correlation or causation? I take a look ... https://t.co/EwSXMypNsV
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“I’m a little bit reluctant to say it, but it’s like we’ve made decades worth of improvements in one year,” he said in an interview. “We’re seeing really, really rapid progress.” To quote Joe Biden, this has the potential to be a BFD. https://t.co/yf37Ld8Pnh
nytimes.com
GenCast, from the company’s DeepMind division, outperformed the world’s best predictions of deadly storms as well as everyday weather.
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My latest dispatch -- Baby meet bathwater: On Trump's threat to dismantle NOAA and the National Weather Service https://t.co/5teqydDkRx
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