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Sat, May 17, 2008
Bridgeport/Clarksburg, WV
VideoFriday, May 16, 2008 VISIBLE SATELLITE IMAGES ( 2 HOUR LOOP )From a satellite at approximately 23,000 miles above Earth, visible imagesof clouds are sent into WDTV-TV5's weather data base. Visible Images Updated Every 30 Minutes  2 HOUR RAD/SAT LOOP  2-Hour Lightning Strikes (Click On Icons)
   Info On Asthma and Allergies _   LIVE FROM THE NORTH POLE!Four new web cams have been deployed at the North Pole, and photos are now available. In some of the earlier photos you will see members of the North Pole deployment team in action. Web Cam 3 is a fish eye view showing sky and cloud cover. Each reading by the radiometer triggers Web Cam 3 to take a photograph. Images are taken every 2 hours, allowing visual verification and comparison between sky conditions and radiometer measurements.  LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN... North Pole Web Cams deployed (April 2008) MAKE EVERYDAY EARTH DAY!  Don't Let High Fuel Costs Drive You Nuts! Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy ============================================================ Myanmar Cyclone Kills Thousands   A devastating cyclone in Myanmar killed close to 4,000 people over the weekend with another 3000 missing in its aftermath, the state media reported. The self isolated military junta in power in the Southeast Asian nation has taken the highly unusual step of asking for massive outside assistance in response to the humanitarian crisis there. Cyclone Nargis, seen in the satellite photo below, wreaked havoc on the Burmese coastline with 150 mph winds on Friday night and Saturday morning, dumping more than 20 inches of rain. Massive flooding has ensued in the region and the risk of disease now threatens to kill thousands more. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Good Morning Folks, Starting the morning off with showers in the area as a low pressure system continues to move off to the east. Showers and drizzle will stick around through the day; along with clouds. Chilly today also, with a high of only 60 degrees thanks to a cold front that pushed through last night. Temperatures stay chilly into tonight with a low of 46 degrees. As we move into Saturday; clearing is expected for the first half of the day while a slight chance of showers arise for the afternoon into the evening. The showers will then stick around into Sunday. Monday clearing for the whole day with mild temperatures in the 60's. Have a wonderful weekend! Whitney Kent Weather Images
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