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Chinook

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  1. Chinook
    Fort Collins up to 75.1 I wish I could turn on the weather magnets and get you guys some rain and snow. My place in Ohio had more snow than Estes Park this week. It wasn't much.
  2. Chinook
    looks like a miniature cyclone
  3. Chinook
    another view
  4. Chinook
    I was testing out some color palettes for Radarscope. This clear-air color palette makes it look super cool by South Bend
  5. Chinook
    The changeover from rain to snow produced some heavier snowfall rates here in Toledo. I believe my place got over 2" before 10:00, and we still have snowflakes and 35 degrees.
  6. Chinook
    Fort Collins was 81 in Nov. 2006 (The first year I was there) and 79 just the other day, and also 79 in Nov. 2016.
  7. Chinook
    a bit of a side note on weather. Louisville airport reported smoke after the plane crash
  8. Chinook
    This is a young tree in my neighborhood. I am wondering if it is an elm of some type, but I don't think it is. The leaves are small
  9. Chinook
    with roughly 4.0" for Toledo (August to October) this puts the area near one of the worst three-month (August to October) drought periods (46% or normal rainfall)
  10. Chinook
    the storm that hated Chicago
  11. Chinook
    The UFOs got a little gray today
  12. Chinook
    Guantanamo Bay American base had a wind gusts 61kt-75kt
  13. Chinook
    This National Guard trainer plane went over a road and almost smashed into this guy's windshield. The news reports say the pilots walked away from the crash.
  14. Chinook
    Do you guys remember this crazy game? I believe the Broncos broke a record for scoring in 2013.
  15. Chinook
    just simple kinetic energy = 1/2 mv^2. For integrated kinetic energy, there's more to it. (I'm not sure how to look that up.)
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