Looking to recover old posts

Some of you may recognize me from the old Memphis Weather News blog (weather.blogspot.com). Does anyone know where I could find my old posts cached somewhere? I would like to add them to this blog (and, by the way, Google does not have them).

Jake

Technical Update #3

Current Hazards

• None

SPC Products

• Slight risk (15%): Day 3 (March 30)

Hazardous Weather Outlook / Area Forecast Discussion

• The cold front moving in Thursday will likely bring thunderstorms ahead of the front. Some of these storms could be severe, producing large hail and damaging winds. Rain could be heavy.
  
• Dry weather today and Wednesday
• Another storm system will approach Sunday night into Monday
• Spotter activation may be needed Thursday

Weather Data Info

• No known problems
  

Technical Update #2/Climate Summary

Current Advisories

• None

SPC Products

• Extended outlook: Severe T'storm possibility on March 30

Hazardous Weather Outlook / Area Forecast Discussion

• Light rain should begin to end, however chance of rain will linger until 6 AM tomorrow, then the cold front will exit
  
• Cold front moving through on Thursday, could be some strong storms with heavy rainfall
• Southerly winds will prevail for the coming week

Weather Data Info

• No known problems

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Climate Summary
March 27, 2006
High: 67.1 F at 12:34 PM
Low: 37.7 F at 4:04 AM
High Wind: 13 mph at 12:02 PM
No rainfall reported

Technical Update #1

In case you are wondering what Technical Updates are, they are basically summaries of the current National Weather Service and Storm Prediction Center products relative to Memphis. I do these updates about twice a day.

Current Advisories

• None
  

SPC Products

• General T'storms today
• Extended outlook: Severe T'storm event for most of area possible mainly on March 30
  

Hazardous Weather Outlook / Area Forecast Discussion

• More light showers will continue through tonight, no t'storms as the atmosphere is too stable
• Next cold front moving in Wednesday, possibility of severe weather mainly on Thursday night into Friday morning; however, there is still some uncertainty with the severity of the event, but there could be heavy rainfall
• Next system will come Sunday night into Monday
  

Weather Data Information

• No known problems

Startup

Hi everyone!

This blog will cover many weather-related things pertaining to the Memphis area. But first, let me introduce myself.

My name is Jake Hughes, and I live near Memphis. I plan to become a meteorologist in the National Weather Service someday. I have always been interested in weather, particularly severe weather. My interest in weather, I think, began because when I was a toddler, my grandfather would always watch the Weather Channel. I also remember specifically me and him watching coverage of Hurricane Danny.

I plan on receiving my Bachelors' Degree in meteorology then going on to get my Masters' Degree.

I currently own and maintain a weather station located in Germantown, TN. Data is uploaded to the Internet every minute. You can find my data at Weather Underground, CWOP, and AWEKAS.

Anyway, let me get on to my first real post.
Jake

Thinking of becoming a ham operator - WU

**This post was archived from the MemphisWx WunderBlog.**
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Hi everyone! I am considering becoming a licensed ham radio operator. I think I will take the exam sometime in the middle of April, so any advice about starting out on ham radio (with a tight budget) would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
Jake

Severe weather rolling in this morning - WU

**This post was archived from the MemphisWx WunderBlog.**
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The SPC has issued a Tornado Watch for areas west of the Mississippi River until 10:00 AM. Though the severe weather has not moved into the Memphis CWA, it will within the next two hours.