Did you right click the picture, or the url in the bar at the top of your browser? That link included an image besides the snow pic.
I right clicked on the snow pic and got this:
If you are using a Mac you may need to double click the touchpad instead of a PC right click
@AMZ8990 if you want to make gif of a video you took, you can do thesame thing with .mov files, just substitue "giphy" for "Imgur" as the site you use.
Just made this one showing the column moistening up from the Hightower radar site in NE Alabama
This next bit is not for necessarily for AMZ
but anyone wondering what the hole on the radar is in the first frames. The radar beam is aimed out and up and as the snow makes it down in the atmosphere the radar starts to see it lower and lower in the beam as it is aimed out, so the hole seems to collapse.
MRX radar:
Here's what I do:
Use imgur and create a free account. They've never spammed me and I can upload any amount of pics to their server for free. I save a pic to my desktop then drag and drop that pic into imgur. Once it has uploaded you right click and choose copy image address and then paste that link here. The only thing they can't take are the iPhone HEIC files.
Shout out to @Stovepipe for teaching me how to do that
While I'm waiting on the atmosphere to moisten up, thought I'd post some meteograms from around the time frame Carver's has been mentioning:
Crossville:
Elizabethton:
Nashville:
Memphis:
Knoxville:
In upper East TN, maybe areas SE of highway 321 would be a good way to look at it?
Maybe for southern east TN areas SE of highway 411 from Newport to Old Fort areas?
Anyone have any thoughts on why the NAM is doing this? I guess I'm asking what process does it see that shoots the 850 winds and WAA so far north? Superficially (i.e me remembering all the runs I've looked at in the past few hours) nothing seems even close to it.
Is it a convection issue? Is it how its handling a shortwave? I'm not saying its wrong, but I'd like to know what it is seeing.