The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

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The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

The Chant
The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

The Chant
“Twisters,” the sequel to the 1996 movie, “Twister,” pleasantly surprised audiences with enticing action sequences, well-developed characters and noteworthy cinematography. The special effects that created weather visuals may pique the interest of audiences, but the Computer Generated Imagery’s (CGI) scientific accuracy remains a question. Meteorologists comment on the portrayal of weather and scientific technology in this film and describe inaccuracies within the movie.

Taming a tornado: The science behind “Twisters”

Marielle Parker, Reporter
September 7, 2024
El Niño, the phenomenon that changes global winds, began in late July of 2023. This occurrence will negatively impact ocean productivity in the Pacific Ocean and bring abnormal weather conditions, specifically to East Asia and the Western Americas. Ultimately, citizens can expect to see weather changes as the El Niño season endures.

El Niño on the rise

Addie Hill, Reporter
October 3, 2023
Students woke up to the sound of thunder this morning, immediately followed by flash flood warnings. The rain continues to pelt the ground and leave the world looking like a macabre painting. The forecast shows that the storms shall pass by tomorrow morning.

Rain, rain, and more rain

Dominik Perez, Staff
February 6, 2020
A massive fire rages over the Omeo region of Australia, with CNN reporting that “three fires have form[ed] a...blaze bigger than...Manhattan.” The wildfires in Australia started early September with small fires spreading across New South Wales before spreading to the greater Sydney region. With the effects of climate change ever-present in Australia and a massive drought only adding to the problem, it seems like these flames will not fan out any time soon.

Sunburnt country: the Australian wildfires explained

Ashu Ebot-Tabi, Copy Editor
January 10, 2020
As the semester comes to a long awaited close, the cold winter breeze drags in freezing rain and low temperatures. Students feel the dreary effects as they walk through the halls, slowly turning gloomier everyday. “I can’t wait for this semester to end. As soon as it ends, it’s Christmas time,” Magnet sophomore Lawrence Kilmani said.

Rainy weather

Peyton Stack, Staff
December 10, 2019
Outside NC, the sky sits in a grey, sallow state. This Friday marks the 5th day in a row that the weather remained in gloomy, with the constant downpour of rain serving as another marker of consistency; it seems like the trend will continue on for at least one more day, as weather predictions list a 100 percent chance of precipitation for Sunday. This gloomy atmosphere seems like it found a way within the school walls, as the often colorful school halls now look far less lively.

Where are you, sun?

Ashu Ebot-Tabi, Reporter, Photographer
March 1, 2019
The path to recovery

The path to recovery

MC Toth, Reporter
December 6, 2018
Blown away by the chilly autumnal wind, students struggle to get out of their warm beds and arrive on time to class with the pouring rain. Bracing themselves with rain jackets, boots, and umbrellas, students try not to slip in the halls or catch a cold before Thanksgiving Break.

Will this rain ever stop?

Naoshin Kaiser, Photographer
November 12, 2018
Soaking up the sun and the first day back from break, NC students share stories about their fun-filled February vacations while enjoying the breezy weather in the courtyard. While most students stayed in state for the break, some road tripped to bordering states or flew across the country to visit friends and family. With the end of the year in sight, students used this break to rest and recharge to make sure they head into the last stretch of the school year strong.

Back from February Break

Tara Anastasoff, Editor in Chief
February 26, 2018
CCSD releases plans for snow day cancellations

CCSD releases plans for snow day cancellations

Leda Catak, News editor
February 6, 2018
A student gazes at the beautiful blue clouded sky and wonders what the weather will be like the next day.

Under the weather (channel)

Rachel Hunt, Reporter, Photographer
May 18, 2017
Sunday, April 23 to Saturday, April 29

Sunday, April 23 to Saturday, April 29

April 25, 2017
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