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Category Archives: Radar Imagery
Christmas Road Trip 2018: Day 17
Today, we had planned to travel from Medina, OH, to probably Joplin, MO. However, we are in a bit of a holding pattern: This morning has been cold, rainy and cloudy. The NWS in Cleveland, OH, (for Medina, OH), forecasts a … Continue reading
Posted in Local WX, Practicing Concepts, Predictions, Radar Imagery, Satellite Imagery, travel
Tagged #ohwx, Medina, meteorology, Ohio, road trip, weather
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Central New Mexico Weather: 10/8/18
Yesterday was mostly cloudy, mild, rainy and windy. In Rio Rancho, we had about 0.24″ of rain, according to my weather station. It dropped into the low 40s F last night. There was even BB-sized hail, as I walked across … Continue reading
Posted in Local WX, Photography, Practicing Concepts, Predictions, Radar Imagery, Satellite Imagery, Severe Weather
Tagged albuquerque, Belen, Los Lunas, magdalena, meteorology, New Mexico, nmwx, rio rancho, Socorro, storm, weather
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Central New Mexico Weather: 9/1/18
Yesterday, I got caught in two separate sets of storms. One was in the afternoon in Socorro and the other passed over Rio Rancho in the late evening. I think there were a few storms overnight as well. There was … Continue reading
Posted in Local WX, Photography, Practicing Concepts, Predictions, Radar Imagery, Satellite Imagery
Tagged albuquerque, Belen, forecast, Los Lunas, magdalena, Marginal Risk, meteorology, New Mexico, nmwx, rio rancho, Socorro, storm, virga bomb, weather
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Central New Mexico Weather: 8/23/18
Yesterday, we had some heavy evening showers in Rio Rancho. Along my commute from Socorro to Rio Rancho, there was a line of severe thunderstorms, followed by Flash Flood Warnings. This morning has been partly cloudy, foggy, mild, and still. … Continue reading
Posted in Local WX, Photography, Practicing Concepts, Predictions, Radar Imagery, Satellite Imagery, Severe Weather
Tagged albuquerque, Belen, forecast, Los Lunas, magdalena, meteorology, New Mexico, nmwx, photography, rio rancho, severe thunderstorm, severe weather, Socorro, sunrise, weather
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Central New Mexico Weather: 6/16/18
Yesterday was warm in the morning, but the skies clouded up early. It actually prevented some of the diurnal heating that I think the models suggested. Instead of widespread showers and thunderstorms, we got a few sprinkles and overcast skies. … Continue reading
Posted in Local WX, Practicing Concepts, Predictions, Radar Imagery, Satellite Imagery
Tagged albuquerque, Belen, flash flood watch, forecast, Los Lunas, magdalena, Marginal Risk, meteorology, New Mexico, nmwx, Socorro, weather
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Storm Chase: 6/3/18 Follow Up
Yesterday was a short chase for Joey and I. We started out the day by waiting in a holding pattern. We were in the Slight Risk and 2% Tornado Threat Ring at home. The NAM and HRRR had cells passing … Continue reading
Posted in Chase Account, Chase Crew, Follow Up, Photography, Radar Imagery, Severe Weather
Tagged albuquerque, Belen, Los Lunas, meteorology, New Mexico, nmwx, rio rancho, severe thunderstorm, storm chasing, storms, weather, Willard
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Storm Chase: Day #22
I started my chase yesterday in Clinton, OK, and took it easy in the morning. I was at the edge of the threat area, so this gave me a little time to work on other projects. I did laundry, ate … Continue reading
Posted in Chase Account, Radar Imagery
Tagged #okwx, #txwx, 2% tornado threat ring, Enhanced Risk, meteorology, oklahoma, storm chasing, supercell, Texas, weather
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