Judson Jones

Judson Jones

@sonofjud.bsky.social

Senior Meteorologist and Domestic Correspondent with @nytimes. https://www.nytimes.com/by/judson-jones

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I agree. It looks like the satirical headline didn’t really land with anyone who didn’t read the story. NOAA doesn't use these terms to describe El Niño. So the real question is: should we fear it?

Zack Labe@zacklabe.com

Please can we stop with these headlines already. Neither “super El Niño” or “Godzilla El Niño” are even an actual thing for terminology.

In a world where AI-driven weather forecasts are becoming the norm, do you find it refreshing to think that some things are still best experienced in the analog realm?

Is Another East Coast Storm on the Horizon? Maybe 🤷‍♂️ As the snow and ice still blanket the ground, whispers of yet another weekend winter storm are starting to stir. But it’s only Monday, and with the unpredictable nature of the weather, there’s time for a shift before the weekend arrives.

nyti.msAnother East Coast Storm? Don’t Buy the Hype Just Yet.After a computer model began hinting that another storm could be on the way, meteorologists sought to tamp down speculation.

Myth busted: Trees don't explode when temperatures hit rock bottom. ❄️ But they *do* go 'pop!' That distinct sound is frost cracking—a structural injury caused by the cold itself, separate from ice/snow weight damage. The science is fascinating.

buff.lyNo, Trees Don’t Explode When It Gets Cold, but They Do Go PopWhile the weight of freezing rain, ice and snow can damage branches, there is another kind of injury that comes with the extreme cold, experts say.

“Snow is one thing, but when you start talking about significant accumulation of sleet or freezing rain in particular, that’s the stuff that really causes more damage,” said Eric Fisher, chief meteorologist for WBZ-TV in Boston and author of a book chronicling major storms. @efisherwx.bsky.social

Heads up, Southerners! Forecasters warn that “the main ingredients” are lining up for a MAJOR disruptive winter storm later this week. This includes serious risks of ice and heavy snow. Details will change, but the storm is likely. Read more ⬇️ #WeatherAlert #SouthernStorm

buff.lyForecasters Warn of a Major Storm Brewing for the SouthOne meteorologist warns that “the main ingredients” are fitting into place for a disruptive winter storm later this week.

Forecasters are sounding the alarm: this could be your "last chance to protect your life!" #Hurricane #Melissa has rapidly intensified into one of the most powerful storms ever recorded in the Atlantic and is fast approaching Jamaica. Stay ahead of the storm & follow live: nyti.ms/42YlzYb

Hurricane #Melissa is escalating into an “increasingly dire” situation, according to forecasters. If you want clarity on what's unfolding, our weather tran and reporters are here to help! Don't hesitate to click here and share your questions or thoughts in the comments.

nyti.msHurricane Melissa’s Increasing Intensity Prompts Dire Warnings for Jamaica and HaitiForecasters said the storm could dump up to 30 inches of rain over parts of the Caribbean in the next few days, leading to potentially catastrophic flooding.

I'm thrilled to share my personal story with you for the very first time! When the Red Cross invited me to be featured, I was truly honored. There’s so much more to my journey that I can't capture here, but I look forward to sharing more in the future!

redcross.orgAtlanta Man Living His Best Life, Thanks to Medical Team and Blood DonorsJudson Jones knew from early in his life that the day would likely come when surgeons would have to crack open his chest and do some intensive heart surgery. He was born with a bicuspid aortic heart…

Hey, Jerry! The next named storm on the list is the swirl located well southeast of the United States, extending as far south as South America but positioned east of the continent. It will move quickly northwestward and pass over or just north of some of the Eastern Caribbean Islands, Thu-Fri.

Ever wondered how #hurricanes like #Humberto and storms such as #Imelda get their epic names? Join me for a quick, eye-opening video that uncovers the fascinating story behind naming these powerful natural events and reveals the secrets behind these mighty storms!

It was truly an honor to interview two Hurricane Directors two decades after Hurricane #Katrina. One was at the helm during the storm, while the other leads today. The most profound lesson that emerged from our conversation? The critical importance of communication.

nyti.ms3 Ways Hurricane Forecasts Have Changed Since KatrinaModern technology has given meteorologists more detail than they’ve ever had on how storms behave. Here’s what they’re doing with it.

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Climatologically, HALF of the 6-month Atlantic hurricane season's activity occurs in just 1 month: from August 28 through September 28. It's quiet now, but don't tune out!

🚨 Did you know? #Erin's size and the reach of its tropical winds are truly impressive! 🌬️💨 Some might even say it's unusual. Check out this new illustration 📊 to see just how much bigger it is compared to the average.