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Laura Davies is an associate editor at Biology Insights specializing in meteorology and weather tracking. She spent years preparing forecast maps and broadcast graphics at local television stations. Davies studied broadcast journalism at Hollins University, graduating with a BA.

What Temperature Does It Have to Be for Snow?Earth & Space
What Is a Thunderhead and How Does One Form?Earth & Space
How to Read Weather Degrees and What They Mean Earth & Space
Can Lightning Strike a Boat and What Happens If It Does?Earth & Space
Is It Safe to Watch Lightning From a Window?Physics
How Bad Are Storms on the Sea of Galilee?Earth & Space
What Do You Need to Prepare for a Hurricane?Earth & Space
How to Stay Safe During a Thunderstorm Indoors and Out Safety
Has Puerto Rico Fully Recovered From Hurricane Maria?Earth & Space
How Many People Have Died From Hail Worldwide?Earth & Space
How Much Warmer Is 82 Than 40? The 42° Difference Physics
What Is the Difference Between Cloudy and Overcast?Earth & Space
What Is Barometric Pressure Right Now & Why It Matters Earth & Space
When Was Hurricane Opal? Date, Path & Death Toll Earth & Space
When Is the Last Frost in South Carolina?Gardening
What Is Onion Snow? The Last Snow Before Spring Earth & Space
When Was Hurricane Irma in Florida?Earth & Space
How Dangerous Is Hail? From Injury to Property Damage Safety
Where Does It Never Snow? The Science and the Places Earth & Space
Can Planes Fly Through Tropical Storms?Earth & Space
What Does a Category 3 Hurricane Look Like?Earth & Space
Does Galveston, Texas Get Hurricanes?Earth & Space
What Letters Are Not Used for Hurricane Names?Earth & Space
From Which Direction Does Most Bad Weather Arrive?Earth & Space
When Did It Snow in Florida? A Look at Rare Events Earth & Space
When Was the Last Hurricane in South Carolina?Earth & Space
Do Hurricanes Hit Orlando? The Real Risks Explained Earth & Space
How Bad Was Hurricane Irma? A Look at the Damage Earth & Space
What Should You Do If the Water Suddenly Is Sucked Offshore?Earth & Space
Are Flurries Considered Snow? A Meteorological Explanation Earth & Space