I lived in Minnesota during this storm event, and during the exact period of time that the "Perfect Storm" was at its peak, in St. Paul we were experiencing the "Halloween Blizzard" which was, and still is, a record snow-storm for the Twin Cities and for most of Minnesota. It seems odd that two incredibly powerful storms were raging at the same time separated by only one sin wave in the jet stream.
I don't think that there will ever be another John Hope. He sure knew his history. I (and many other weather fanatics) miss him dearly. R.I.P. John. :-(
After Keith's segment we go to a 'live' shot into the Forecast Center with Jeff Morrow and later with John Hope. The person in the background wearing the blue shirt is Matt Crowther! He is drawing a current analysis map (on paper, kids) for on-air presentation!
Keith Westerlage is on the beginning of this segment. The stills (graphics) were produced on an Aurora 125 system. The loops (radars/satellites) came from a Triton system. The graphics were stored into a Quantel DLS 6000 digital still store.
I was almost 7 when this happened, so my memory isn't very clear of this.....
TheJeffman1985 10 months ago
here in california we dont get this type of things but in fact we get crazy earthquakes and sometimes small floods
josemania81 11 months ago
I had the Halloween storm in MN with this. 30-40" of snow. What a great flashback. John Hope is the best. RIP John.
las000005 1 year ago
Man does this bring back memories.
Naushop1 2 years ago
were you out on nobadeer for that one?
detroitsports77 2 years ago
No, I was 2, just about to turn 3
Naushop1 2 years ago
I lived in Minnesota during this storm event, and during the exact period of time that the "Perfect Storm" was at its peak, in St. Paul we were experiencing the "Halloween Blizzard" which was, and still is, a record snow-storm for the Twin Cities and for most of Minnesota. It seems odd that two incredibly powerful storms were raging at the same time separated by only one sin wave in the jet stream.
Jangle2007 2 years ago
since john hope died, and steve lyons took over forcasting has become terrible. we miss you john.
coalreigoncoalcracke 4 years ago
I don't think that there will ever be another John Hope. He sure knew his history. I (and many other weather fanatics) miss him dearly. R.I.P. John. :-(
sliv812 3 years ago
WHAT YEAR WAS THIS?
chickennotme 4 years ago
1991
nhwxtracker 4 years ago
oh I was only 2 year old! lol
chickennotme 4 years ago
After Keith's segment we go to a 'live' shot into the Forecast Center with Jeff Morrow and later with John Hope. The person in the background wearing the blue shirt is Matt Crowther! He is drawing a current analysis map (on paper, kids) for on-air presentation!
schowell 4 years ago
Keith Westerlage is on the beginning of this segment. The stills (graphics) were produced on an Aurora 125 system. The loops (radars/satellites) came from a Triton system. The graphics were stored into a Quantel DLS 6000 digital still store.
schowell 4 years ago
John Hope was a very good hurricane forecaster and will be truely missed.
whatheyyo 4 years ago