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Back in May 2023 Scott Air Force Base, in Illinois, hosted their first airshow in many many years it was interrupted by a line of thunderstorms, passing through which canceled the rest of the day
A while back I used to search for NOAA large animated map. It would take me to a large animated map of the US with animations for cloud cover.
Anything similar like that?
Evening all, I’m based in south east England and curious what actually happens to make the temperature act like this. It’s currently -3C, tomorrow it’ll be -1 overnight +6 in the day, the day after it goes to 10C in the day and carries on getting warmer overnight up to 14 or so.
How can it be quite cold then go quite warm so suddenly? And continue getting warmer overnight?
Why does the radar show the weather splaying out from a center point over Oroville, CA?
Boy what is up with the weather in TN? Yesterday it was 71 when I woke up today I wake up with my teeth clattering and it’s 50° outside? Mother Nature I think we need someone to recalibrate TN weather it’s getting all out of wack. December is about to turn into summer and summers gonna be snowing out here from the looks of it
This is the one I was waiting for, good view of it developing to now
What the title says- buying a gift for a nephew I don’t know too well. But what I do know is he LOVES anything weather related!! What’s on a weather-nerd’s Christmas list? :)
A storm began a few hours ago with rain and winds. Suddenly, my boyfriend and I heard this loud, almost crackling “whoosh” sound accompanied by extremely bright lightning in very close proximity, it appeared to strike less than 50 yards away. We both expected immediate, booming thunder but none occurred. No other lightning occurred after that single, thunder-less strike. What happened to the thunder??
I mean it was all over the newspapers but its not even listed as a trace in the official government website.
I understand the disputed 2010 Kendall flurries (which I 100% believe even if I didnt see them) but the 1977 snow shower was 100% documented.
was just curious if the helicopters flying overhead spokane area had anything to do with the cyclone 🌀 on the pacific coast ? i’m safe over here and there’s hardly any wind . last night was rainy and windy but that was it… heard lots of helicopters this morning though.
Wild video of tremendous waves on Lake superior yesterday
Sorry if this is a total noob question, but the gnarly cyclonic system set to hit the West Coast over the next couple days got me to thinking - how do meteorologists know the central pressure of these systems? I'm assuming there are no Hurricane Hunter-type aircraft flying into the centre of such storms, so how would we know (and track change in) the pressure?