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Hurricane Rafael – A Rare November Beast

by John Bryant | Nov 8, 2024 | Meteorologist Expert Witness, Weather and Climate

If this map confuses you don’t feel alone. The storm has baffled me with its track and while the models are getting better, they had no clue earlier this week where it would go and meteorologists will study this one for a long time! It has been a fascinating...
Why Not All Weather Data is Reliable for Legal Use

Why Not All Weather Data is Reliable for Legal Use

by John Bryant | Nov 7, 2024 | Weather and Climate

Weather data can be a powerful tool in legal and insurance cases. However, not all weather data is equally reliable, and understanding its limitations is critical for building a strong case. Below, I discuss why some weather data may not hold up in court and what...
How to Interpret Weather Radar Data for Legal Cases

How to Interpret Weather Radar Data for Legal Cases

by John Bryant | Nov 6, 2024 | Weather and Climate

Accurate weather information can be invaluable when pursuing legal cases or assessing insurance claims. However, one of the most challenging forms of weather data to interpret is radar data, which provides critical information on precipitation intensity, storm...
Proven Benefits of Hiring a Weather Expert Witness in Court

Proven Benefits of Hiring a Weather Expert Witness in Court

by John Bryant | Nov 5, 2024 | Weather and Climate

Understanding how weather data impacts insurance claims and legal cases is essential. As extreme weather events become more frequent, having an expert witness analyze conditions during these events can be critical for determining liability, damages, and compensation....
Tropical Trouble Ahead Again for the Gulf? Here’s What We Know Now.

Tropical Trouble Ahead Again for the Gulf? Here’s What We Know Now.

by John Bryant | Nov 4, 2024 | Weather and Climate

A developing tropical depression over the Caribbean is gaining attention. Here’s what’s happening and important information to know. The tropical depression, identified using data from aircraft observations and satellite images, is in the southcentral...
NOAA Discusses High Tech AI Models For the First Time

NOAA Discusses High Tech AI Models For the First Time

by John Bryant | Oct 29, 2024 | Weather and Climate

I consider it a privilege to be a member of the NOAA group that discusses weather computer model updates every couple of weeks. I’m a weather dork and to me, these are fascinating topics and I am excited about this one. Recently the NOAA group discussed AI...
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