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Patrick Powell

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As seen in: WLUK-TV (Green Bay, WI), JAMA Network
Chief Meteorologist @fox11news WBA Best Weathercast / AMS CBM #138. Trying to help you plan your life with a great weather forecast. Feel Free to ask questions!
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Daily Living Skill Profiles in Adolescents With Autism and Developmental Disabilities

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By Patrick Powell Verified, Lisa Wiggins, Aimée Alexander, Nuri M. Reyes, Cy Nadler, Elizabeth Wise, Maureen S. Durkin, Angela M Thompson-Paul, Matthew J. Maenner, Lucy M. Cronin-Golomb
| JAMA Network Verified
Key Points Question What daily living skills (DLS) are adolescents with autism performing independently and what are the strongest predictors of independent DLS? Findings In this longitudinal study of 852 adolescents, overall, DLS performance was lower among adolescents with autism compared with adolescents without autism.
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Individual Profound Autism Criteria and Unmet Needs Among Autistic Adolescents and Their Caregivers

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By Lisa Wiggins, Sarah C Tinker, Patrick Powell Verified, Angela M Thompson-Paul, Robert Fitzgerald, Steven Rosenberg, Matthew J. Maenner, Katie Overwyk, Cordelia Robinson Rosenberg
| JAMA Network Verified
The term profound autism was introduced to identify autistic people with high levels of support needs.
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Assessing El Nino's shift to La Nina on Wisconsin's weather

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By Patrick Powell Verified
| WLUK-TV (Green Bay, WI) Verified
(WLUK) -- A large pattern change is occurring in the Pacific Ocean. The El Nino that was partially responsible for our warm winter is rapidly going away. With such a major change underway, I wanted to see if that has an impact on the amount of severe weather that we experience. Over the winter we had a powerful El Nino that peaked in December at around +2.0 C. That was on par with the strong El Ninos from 2016, 2010, and 1998.
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