Coronavirus impact on severe weather tracking and forecasting [Ep. 309]

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Recorded02 Apr 2020

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The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic is effecting severe weather tracking and weather forecasting. This week we explore weather, forecasting, and television broadcasting in the age of the COVID-19 coronavirus. Our guests: 1. Ryan Vaughan, meteorologist at KAIT-TV, who tracked an EF-3 tornado in Jonesboro, Arkansas from home. 2. Brad Panovich, who is broadcasting for WCNC Charlotte from home, including the daily presentation of a at-school weather lesson. 3. Corbin Hyland, a paramedic near Charlotte, North Carolina.

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