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Monday, June 16, 2008
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Fun & Favorite Moments
- An interview with the Farmer's Almanac for 2009
- Celebrate the Gift of Life - 2009 Blood Drive, NECN & American Red Cross
- Cover Story: The FAA and Its Forecast for Flight
- Dancing at the weather wall with Elmo and Cookie Monster from Sesame Street Live
- Flying with the Blue Angels
- Matt and Arthur in the traffic center battle in a Friday Dance Off
- Matt and fiance Jessica take a dance lesson to prepare for their wedding
- Wedding Pictures from Matt's Big Day
You visited Hopedale last year and the kids are watching your live streaming video and then running to the TV to see what you are doing on there! Great for everyone to see how you are a scientist and a TV personality.
Posted by: ClubPenguinCheats | Monday, March 07, 2011 at 02:58 AM
It's about time, Matt. Marblehead's first bonafide thunderstorm of the summer. Lightning arrived well after dark; very infrequent but complex and some were vivid. There was one cg about half mile to the south that included a crawler that stretched south to nw. The crawler came first followed by a very brief pause then the finale - a parallel strike that hooked to the ground - a brilliant white with several return strokes. Loud thunder like banging a drum in quick succession. Awesome! I didn't think such a storm could produce such a dramatic and complicated strike. Later, another discharged farther and to the sw produced thunder that lasted at least 30 seconds. Rainfall on the 16th was 0.36 with 0.34 ( light-moderate ) from the night-time activity. It's about time!
Posted by: Thundertom | Tuesday, June 17, 2008 at 02:02 PM
Matt:
This live stream is a great idea! As a weather buff, I find most local on-air weather segments too short for my weather fix. This behind-the-scenes look from an inside expert is a nice compliment... especially, when there is severe weather around.
Joe
Posted by: Joe | Monday, June 16, 2008 at 05:58 PM
Hey Matt--the kids are loving this! You visited Hopedale last year and the kids are watching your live streaming video and then running to the TV to see what you are doing on there! Great for everyone to see how you are a scientist and a TV personality. Thanks so much!
Posted by: Deb | Monday, June 16, 2008 at 03:12 PM
Hi Matt,
I caught a bit of the live stream around 2:30 - what a great idea! Keep up the good work! -Ryan
Posted by: Ryan Breton | Tuesday, June 10, 2008 at 03:58 PM
Congrats on the live streaming...its terrific, you are doing a great job!!!
Turners Falls, MA
Posted by: Mikki | Tuesday, June 10, 2008 at 02:52 PM
i dont see a spot where i can view the live weather broadcast,
Posted by: kayla | Tuesday, June 10, 2008 at 02:44 PM
Awesome service Matt! Absolutely fascinating, and quite possibly life-saving.
John Shamaly.
Posted by: John Shamaly | Tuesday, June 10, 2008 at 02:24 PM