Good luck -- it's a pretty solid setup. I am often of the opinion that my tendency to sit these events out due to trying to be practical are poorer life choices than YOLO'ing it.
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Good luck -- it's a pretty solid setup. I am often of the opinion that my tendency to sit these events out due to trying to be practical are poorer life choices than YOLO'ing it.
#TornadoTuesday. A shot of the Traynor, Iowa EF3 tornado, minutes before the Minden EF3 tornado started to spin up on the same mesocyclone. Today's IL/IN forecasted hodographs on the warm front remind me a bit of those observed on this date.
Mar-a-lago odds?
Hopefully something promising. I haven't followed too closely, but so far it feels like a massive estate sale of assets (which isn't surprising with the cap situation).
Ha, thanks! We'll see if my atmospheric predictions are as reliable as my predictions of what NWS will do.
That hodograph on the warm front = lots of streamwise vorticity.
Based on the entire suite of MPAS and recent HRRRs, I wouldn't be surprised to see a CIG2 used in subsequent SPC outlooks for today (for central IL/W IN). Now to see how idiotic my prediction is.
‘Pretty good’ = ‘freaking awesome’
Yep. That is astounding. I was only half joking the other day when I told someone soon we will need to get all our annual chasing in by Feb or early March before the US’s 8-9 month summer season sets in.
If only this setup were only a state or two closer to CO. The ceiling of the setup looks high even if a few nuances could put a wrench in it.
I should have gone somewhere instead of a bedroom window to provide a better foreground for tonight’s wave clouds enhanced sunset.
Over the last 13 years, polar-orbiting satellites captured the midwinter snowpack across the Western United States.
This winter season is a record low for snow across the region.
no, this is a GREAT trailcam
Your post followed the attached post in my feed, perfectly encapsulating the dichotomy of our times in a literal sense.
My view at that time. bsky.app/profile/agit...
I sort of show up on the video at 31:19 as part of the chaser hordes 😀
An interesting forecast for Tuesday afternoon/evening for the OK PH from one of the recent MPAS runs.
Cats #Caturday’ing
We found some deeper snow totals this morning in Roxborough State Park.
This damage and distressing report is from the Union City, MI tornado.
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You can see the remnants of trees on the left, consistent with violent tornadoes.
Footage coming out of Union City, Michigan of the violent tornado that just hit the area.
The lake seen in this clip is frozen.
Footage provided by @WSLPIG on X.
#severewx #wxsky
Soon we'll have to get all our storm chasing in by late February or early March before the death grip of eternal heat dome sets in for the 8-month US summer season.
I’m glad the powerful elements of society decided this is a woke liberal hoax to be ignored and will purposely offset with renewed efforts to ramp up CO2 at this critical moment. :-/
If you replace ‘Iran’ with ‘the American people’, this statement still checks out.
Just like that...I've become a middle aged bird watcher...
I think today was the perfect example of the value added with conditional intensity outlooks. First potential significant tornado in a 5% CIG 1.
A screen capture of the Fairview ‘, OK tornado from Jeromy Carter.