eyewall
-
Posts
11,988 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Blogs
Forums
American Weather
Media Demo
Store
Gallery
Everything posted by eyewall
-
Whatever the real temp is at RDU I can tell you it sucks outside and I am ready for the summer to end.
-
That gust to 121 mph isn't even close to the center.
-
We had maybe a sprinkle yesterday. It fizzled right out.
-
It is just awful here for sure. I can't wait for summer to be over already.
-
Yeah everything was east today. I definitely expect some crop failures.
-
Some solid structure in New Hampshire making this scene look more like the Plains: https://x.com/RobWrightImages/status/1805041449869705499
-
https://x.com/severeforecast/status/1805007346151686558?t=_-ZOSb5JbyVVtObAsT93Jw&s=19
-
2007 called!
-
2024 Hurricane season forecast contest -- entries now closed
eyewall replied to Roger Smith's topic in Tropical Headquarters
24/12/5 -
True but it doesn't last half the year up there LOL.
-
I need to go back to Vermont.
-
We are about to enter an awful heatwave starting this weekend. Somebody shoot me now.
-
Yep and it is clear why although if I say it in this thread the mods might get mad.
-
Yep La Nina means a 3rd consecutive snowless winter.
-
They are Enhanced a bit but they were very visible to the naked eye including greens, reds, and individual pillars. The glow got fairly bright and started to dim the effect of the moon at one point.
-
Some additional shots I just went through:
-
A few additional edits! Still can't believe it!
-
yeah there is no way that historic level was going to repeat on the following nights. Even in NC colors/pillars were naked-eye visible and at times even overhead or to the south. I have seen lights like that before but only in Vermont and Alaska. Here are a couple of shots I took from Cedar Grove, NC north of Hillsborough in Orange County.
-
Here are a few of my shots from Cedar Grove, North Carolina (just north of Hillsborough) from the historic aurora event that swept much of the world. colors and pillars were clearly naked eye visible and dancing during the peak of the event.
- 4 replies
-
- 10
-
-
-
Yeah that would have been amazing! Hopefully you get a shot tonight. There are some drone shots in took here:
-
It was a once in a lifetime kind of opportunity here in North Carolina! I was expecting at best a distant glow on the northern horizon but not bright pillars dancing overhead and even aurora to our south! We don't have a space weather thread in the southeast forum but i wanted to share this shot I got from Orange County in NC:
-
Missed out on the severe but:
-
90F likely today in Raleigh. It's too early for this shit.
