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  1. Olivier Staiger

    SUPERCELL WEATHER for TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE APRIL 8 2024

    Hi, after a long long absence, I am back. So sorry.... ;-) Glad to see Stormtrack is still alive. Awesome. Makes me feel 20 years younger , hahahaha... OK, here is the thing. I am a stormchaser ( have chased the U.S. plains since Y2K , guided/driven for some tours for ETT and...
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  2. What are these lines on a surface map?

    In the Southeast, Southwest, and around Montana and Wyoming, you see broken, brown lines. Are these showing the presence of shortwaves or is it something else?
  3. Andrew Revering

    EuroWX & F5Weather Redesigned!

    The NEW F5Weather has been released!! We are excited to finally announce that our weather forecast model viewing sites EuroWX.com and F5Weather.com have merged, and are now a completely redesigned F5Weather.com! This new site features a plethora of new features and models, but also is much...

  4. Veering (backing) winds and WAA (CAA)

    Is WAA (CAA) always associated with veering (backing) winds or are there circumstances in which this relationship doesn't hold? I assume the tropics, being highly barotropic, wouldn't see such a relationship but the midlatitudes would due to the high baroclinicity. Thanks!
  5. Ash Bray

    Meteorology student looking to chase

    Hello, weather enthusiasts! My name is Ash and I'm an Atmospheric Science and Meterology student through the The University of Arizona, residing in West Virginia. Upon graduation, I hope to work with a weather team to develop new radar programs and help increase tornado warning times. With that...
  6. ScottCurry

    2017-03-23 REPORTS: KS/NE/CO/TX

    It's still winter. At least in Colorado. The same storm that everyone else was eyeballing for hail - I mean tornadoes, produced a blizzard in Monument, CO. I didn't wake up early enough to capture the actual blizzard, but I did venture out to capture the aftermath. The blizzard occurred...
  7. Brandon Sullivan

    Man Compares Storm to Quarterback.. Haha!

    "Eddie Ellingburg, a Rankin County resident, told WJTV’s Malary Pullen that “it looked like Fitzgerald running through the Ole Miss line with all the trees laying over.” Nick Fitzgerald is the quarterback for Mississippi State University. The Bulldogs recently defeated Ole Miss in the Egg Bowl...
  8. Danny Neal

    Tragic Events Across the South and Safety Tips

    A suspected tornado that tore through Alabama early Wednesday killed three people and injured at least two others, officials said. Two people also were killed in Tennessee in the band of severe weather that barreled through the Southeast. One storm ripped through Jackson County in northeastern...
  9. Taylor Wright

    New False Article Claiming "Worst Storm in History" to Hit West Coast

    This is probably the worst case of click-bait fear mongering I've ever seen. I wish there was some way to publicly shame these internet "journalists" for spreading false information and eroding the public's trust...
  10. Ryan Hearne

    Need Good footage for Atmospheric science project

    Hey everyone! My name is Ryan and I am currently a senior at Dripping Springs High school. I am doing a project about the dangers of flooding, hurricanes, and tornadoes, along with lightning for my class and it is one of my biggest grades of the year. I need good severe weather footage...
  11. Steve Miller

    How The Shape Of Your City Determines The Weather

    Humans have changed the planet so permanently and dramatically, scientists had to coin a special geological name—the anthropocene—just to describe it. And you might not realize it, but the weather patterns you live with everyday are a direct product of our busy urban cores. Yes, we’ve even...
  12. KendraReed

    New cousin of El Niño

    "El Niño, or the El Niño–Southern Oscillation, is an occasional warming event in the Pacific Ocean that can initiate weather-related havoc across the U.S. Now, it has a new cousin. By examining 38 years of weather, atmospheric scientists have identified an ocean temperature anomaly — the Pacific...
  13. Taylor Wright

    Storm chasers gain respect on leading edge of tornado research

    A great article from The Wichita Eagle regarding the advancement of research through chasers. This was talked about quite a bit during ChaserCon and is very relevant heading into the season. I know I will be focusing much more on documentation this year to hopefully be involved in some of these...
  14. Taylor Wright

    Drones and their Role in Weather

    I've thought about this subject a lot recently, as drones will soon be as common as point-and-shoot cameras, and there's much to be discussed about them. For example: 1) How ethical is it to use drones to obtain tornado footage then sell it and claim it as your own, even if the drone was not on...
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