In Part III of my series on reforming NOAA and creating a National Disaster Review Board, I mentioned Wichita State University's Innovation Campus. It is an amazing place.  Wichita State is an undiscovered (by many) gem of a university. It has an incredible new  "innovation campus " which extends east from the main campus.  WSU is home to the National Institute for Aviation Research and numerous other scientific and engineering endeavors. Wait until you read about what WSU is going to do for the military .  The WSU Innovation Campus is where I propose to place the National Disaster Review Board. You will find a link to an interview with Andrew Revkin where I explain how the NDRB will work and why it is so desperately needed along with my rationale for proposing WSU. 

Quite wet in the East and Northwest with little precipitation elsewhere. 

O'Keefe Media Group We've published a lot this week that we believe is important to the future of our nation.  NOAA, FEMA's Future and a National Disaster Review Board We published a three-part series outlining the possible futures of the increasingly failing National Weather Service and the usually failing FEMA: Part One , the National Weather Service and NOAA Part Two , Answering Questions Part Three , a National Disaster Review Board Modeled after the NTSB If you agree with the above, please contact your congressional delegation.  Updated Reports on the Situation in North  Carolina  is  available here . Since publishing that piece, Vice President-Elect J.D. Vance has visited the area and has promised more aid when he and President Trump take office.  Since posting my piece, O'Keefe Media Group has published a two-part piece about FEMA's lack of responsiveness. You will find those here and here .  Here is an addition as of 1:30pm EST. FEMA is a nat...

Note: 11am Saturday: this forecast is still valid.  There is a risk of flooding the next few days in the indicated area. Please keep an eye on the weather if you live in a flood-prone area. 

This explains a lot. The story is here .