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    Our newest service: Weather & Radar's Task Force

06:30 PM
July 25, 2023

Our newest service
What is the Weather & Radar Task Force?

With impactful weather happening all around us, Weather & Radar is on top of the forecast so you can be prepared and informed. We have created the Weather & Radar Task Force to provide just that.

“Task Force activated!” You may have seen or heard these words recently all over our forecasts and weather coverage, and you’ll hear it more and more whenever big severe storms hit, tropical weather aims toward the U.S., snow and ice affect travel, and other serious weather events.

Weather & Radar meteorologists are committed to helping those in need of the latest weather information. When big weather is on its way, you can be sure our Task Force is on duty.

Weather & Radar isn’t just a weather app. It’s a tool that combines weather model guidance, satellite data, computer-integrated information, among other mediums, and your favorite meteorologists to provide the details you need to navigate the daily and long-term weather trends. But when breaking news-worthy weather events are in the forecast, we provide an extra service.

Meet the Task Force: Mary Mays, Becca Parker, Federico Di Catarina, Irene Sans, and James West.
Meet the Task Force: Mary Mays, Becca Parker, Federico Di Catarina, Irene Sans, and James West.

Our Task Force provides all the information you need when big and even life-changing weather hits. You can find all our resources and information in the Task Force Hub, pinned to the top of the app when our Task Force is activated. Click on the Task Force Hub to access the following:

  • Morning forecast analysis
  • Live blog with frequent updates
  • Live forecast via YouTube
  • Social media pages
  • Key radar feed to pay attention to
  • useful tips and tools on the app
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With their knowledge and backgrounds in weather forecasting, Weather & Radar meteorologists form the Task Force to keep you informed and updated during the nation’s largest weather events. Keep your eyes on the Weather & Radar app for the next Task Force activation.

Becca Parker
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