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Apr 7, 2023 · Masters 2023: Augusta National legend Jeff Knox is no longer the Masters marker, and his replacement is a bomber. By Alex Myers. April 07, 2023 Share story. Facebook; Twitter; LinkedIn;
Jeff Masters is a meteorologist and co-founder of Weather Underground. Follow him on Twitter to get his insights on climate change, extreme weather, and the latest scientific research. He also shares his personal stories, photos, and opinions on various topics. Join the conversation with @DrJeffMasters.
Sep 1, 2021 · From my Yale Climate Connections colleague Dr Jeff Masters: “I figured this week was a good time to tell a story about a hypothetical future year when extreme weather events similar to those that have happened in recent years occur in rapid sequence to cause a global food crisis.“
Jun 22, 2020 · Category 6 sets its sights over the rainbow. With this signoff by Bob Henson, the Category 6 site closed shop. He soon joins with Cat 6 founder Jeff Masters writing regularly for Yale Climate Connections. Reposted with permission. This rainbow appears unusually low in the sky because it has formed early in the afternoon, rather than toward sunset.
Oct 4, 2019 · 0:02. 1:07. Jeff Masters, a co-founder of the popular Weather Underground forecasting operation and website, is leaving the company to write for Scientific American. Masters planted the seeds for ...
Apr 9, 2016 · Since 2003, Augusta amateur Jeff Knox, who is an Augusta National member, has served as a noncompeting marker in the Masters Tournament. Knox doesn’t play every year – only when there is an odd number of players in the field after the cut – though this is the sixth consecutive year that has happened.
Apr 7, 2022 · published 7 April 2022. After two decades on standby, Jeff Knox will no longer be called upon to make up a twosome if an odd number of competitors make the cut at this year's Masters . Knox, 59, has become something of a cult figure in his role as a noncompeting marker, a post he was first assigned to in 2002.
