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Chris GIlson

Chris GIlson

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Meteorologist, Spectrum News 13

Orlando

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Total articles 1015

  • Hurricane season 2024: How forecasting has changed since historic 2004 hurricane season

    By Chris GIlson Verified| Orlando Sentinel Verified In 2004, the forecast cone of uncertainty was only in its second year of existence. Since then, forecasting tropical cyclones and their impacts has improved thanks to advancements in technology and research. “Communicating the threats – especially here in east central Florida as it relates to the tracks of Charley, Frances, Jeanne and Ivan in the Panhandle – back then we just didn’t know as much as we do now,” Will Ulrich said of the National Weather Service.

    By Chris GIlson Verified · Orlando Sentinel

    May. 26, 2024

  • Expert Opinions: Marine Habitat Monitoring

    By Chris GIlson Verified| Ocean News & Technology Verified Beneath our oceans' surfaces lies a complex tapestry of marine habitats which are increasingly impacted by human exploitation and climate change. Many countries have ambitious targets for the management of marine protected environments (MPAs), but effectiveness has been limited by conventional monitoring methods. Historical observations have been conducted by divers navigating predefined transects to collect downward video recordings for manual review.

    By Chris GIlson Verified · Ocean News & Technology

    Mar. 29, 2024

  • Hurricane season 2024: How forecasting has changed since historic 2004 hurricane season

    By Chris GIlson Verified| Orlando Sentinel Verified In 2004, the forecast cone of uncertainty was only in its second year of existence. Since then, forecasting tropical cyclones and their impacts has improved thanks to advancements in technology and research. “Communicating the threats – especially here in east central Florida as it relates to the tracks of Charley, Frances, Jeanne and Ivan in the Panhandle – back then we just didn’t know as much as we do now,” Will Ulrich said of the National Weather Service.

    By Chris GIlson Verified · Orlando Sentinel

    May. 26, 2024

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Spectrum News 13

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

+1 203-905-7801