For the first time in seven years, storms or extreme winds do not appear to be part of the forecast during the opening of the Main Street Arts Festival. When it is windy, however, people who work or live downtown certainly do notice certain intersections or street corridors being notoriously windy. Two-time Emmy winning meteorologist Rebecca Miller of KDAF The 33 explains for us why the mere existence of high rise buildings can somehow make windy days seem much more torrential than they probably are: Continue reading “Draft Dodging: The33′s Rebecca Miller Explains the Unforgiving Downtown Winds” »