the ghost of OT

hey chuck. nice mushrooms dude.

“space x engineers” are going to be working on it

Cinnabun fish storm. What happened to hyperactive Armageddon?

maybe we can get a big ocean storm that cools down a significant area of the west atlantic

Something bad is going to happen.

Something bad is going to happen

she's a resilient overperformer!

rick>jova

I think the storms are pretty equivalent. Jamaica might get more of a brush than PR did, however. Not much time for it to falter, and it looks to be getting ready to rip hard again.

This is going to be Jamaica's Maria, huh?

Did Ivan technically landfall? Time has made it fuzzy for me but I thought it sort of paralleled the coast

Major hurricane through Kingston and the south coast of Jamaica? Oof.

Gaining nice latitude creating some separation from the dry air source region in South America too…

you can usually count on Jim Edds to not be scared off by island roulette

Emily would’ve been retired in any other year but in 2005 the bar was mentally set a little higher. Mexico cashed their chips on Stan over Emily.

These things do nothing for me.

i'm 13 and already a top 5% poster here. what tik tok channels can you guys show me to take it over the top?

ok, so you know how prime jennifer grey just absolutely crushes today's stars like sydney sweeney? IOW, she mogs them. turbomogs, actually.

these gen z hurricane kids are going to make me have to bust out the urban dictionary

This is what we are supposed to wake up for?

zzz

jonger's PWS:stebo waterspout pics::first order NWS sites:his friend's pics

Move to Texas, especially W or N of Houston, less low clouds slow to burn off and the 850-700 mb flow is more directly off the Mexican plateau. Watching cu bubbling up from a clear sky, actually seeing the clouds grow, anvil crawler lightning, 6 inch hail stones. I spent my youth in Massapequa, I saw hail once. Storms approaching NYC from NJ would break up on Frank Fields old black and white radar just before reaching the Hudson. Like clockwork. The first thunderstorm with constant strobe light lightning and hail in DFW, that was an eye opener.