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Call me crazy. While i've been cleaning up debris, at my clients ,I could smell one of my favorite spring smells. I just walk to the edge of the woods and I found it. YUMMY SKUNK.

It's amazing that some years we struggle to get one single cell in the area the strength of any of those and that's just three days in April. I don't know if you or anyone here has ever searched 2011 pennsylvania tornado on youtube. Several of the tornadoes and storms spoken of the last few days are there on video and no shortage of ones that haven't been brought up or completely forgotten.

Yes I thoroughly enjoyed looking that over. That's what compelled me to post the mcs with eye and the full July 2003 radar. If you watch that July radar, long enough without blinking, it's like playing tetris and pacman at the same time. I thought the mcs with eye was a good storm for a Jns case study. That storm also absolutely rocked the area bty. I don't recall it having the most storm damage in this general area , but it definitely didn't pass over our area quietly either .

Haha, what pop's doesn't love lassoing ladies from his horse and throwing sticks of dynamite through stagecoach windows. Go figure your father had to pick one requiring some of the most hearty gaming hardware. My son and I realize this will likely be the l last gaming p c that we ever own. This project probably wouldn't even be possible for us had my son not found the hardware outlet somewhere around Baltimore. When my son was younger, I always had a top processor and graphics card,around but it was only affordable by assembling my own computer. If it were up to me and I had the ability, every single data and Ai center would be turned to ashes twice .

I feel like the emi raccoon should be working on my cellphone. That would be a great tool for radar image and velocity signature comparison.

@Jns2183 I should have mentioned that I don't have a computer or laptop at the moment. My son and I are building ourselves Pc's for gaming and editing as a father son project, but not for a few more weeks. While playing around with stuff last night I realized that don't have the capabilities to open those files, or use the tools you recommend at the moment.

I remember July 2003 specifically, because outside 2011 it's one of the only other time in my adult life that I've been convectively satisfied.

@Jns2183I was looking through some of your collected data and it made me think of this epic Pennsylvania beauty.

Anyways, I was just trying to play around with that myself . How come back to that later and see what else you've came up with.

I'm sorry @Jns2183I can,t get the IEM raccoon, to work for me.Maybe i'm doing something wrong.I'll keep trying. Sorry, did not find any warnings for your selected WFO and time period, please try again!

The reasons why I don't post velocitie signatures is because deciphering velocities in rotating cells is often not nearly as straightforward as a lot of peoples thinking. You have to really know what you're doing, or it's very easy to make big mistakes reading srorm velocitie signatures.

@Jns2183 Thank you again for sending these my way. Is there a way I can download all files at once Or do I have to do them all separately ?

Change your I p address make a new screen name/e mail, go back and give em hell. If they block your I p location, you'll have to get an I p location blocker and VPN make a new a new screen name, go back and give them even more hell . At that point, the only way they can block you is by closing down member sign up / subscriptions.

I don't know how much people where following my post late Sunday night and Monday, early morning., but when I saw the warm sector start to completely fill with blips,the whole northern periphery of the line waning and not a single rotating cell overnight I knew something was way off from all the evolutions I had seen to that point. Part of me felt like this severe weather threat was going to be to be quite muted at that point ,but also no better than to state, something like that given the situation. I also had mentioned that if we were going to fail that it would be a thermodynamic failure, but I think that was probably pretty obvious for a lot of people with neurons. .It actually wasn't just a thermodynamic failure as you already know, it was also a wind field failure. I was noticing going through the wind at m working with each other and flow, and not against. I'll have a little more confident to speak up next time I see it. I apologize for my outburst before the storm . Even though I believe there's truth to it, I didn't handle things properly at all. I just wanted people to stay the hell away from me until I can do what I wanted to do without getting flustered. I just started posting before thinking as usual. I also didn't realize until going back and reread everything that it probably looked like I was just talking about you and that's certainly not the case. With me everything is always accumulative and nothing to do with anything that one person did and i'm very sorry. I actually care about every single person in our sub even the people I don't like them. Anyways, I just wanted to get that out there. I'm still far too exhausted to really think clearly. Work has been rough today. not a lot of fun being out here feeling like this.

Educational only, there's no forecast Cameron's channel. Howdy, I’m Cameron. I’m a research scientist, storm chaser, and photographer.I work closely with the National Weather Service and Storm Prediction Center to better understand and forecast supercells, their hazards(tornadoes, hail, and wind, and their many behaviors. I’m also a proud member of the storm chasing community, and an advocate for strengthening ties between chasers, researchers, and forecasters. I regularly provide educational material to NWS, SPC, and the chaser community, with the goal of communicating and implementing new research.Portrait courtesy Will Wight What I’m known for: Hodograph Training Presented at SPC, ESSL, NWS Southern & Central Regions, and various NWS WFOs (link)Implemented in NWS WOC Severe Training Course (link)Hodograph MapImplemented by the SPC, CoD, Pivotal Weather, and Tornado ArchiveAwarded American Meteorological Society “Special Award”Storm Interactions & “Nudgers”Presented at SPC, various NWS WFO

Go back up and click the video. You'll be happy that you did.

@Jns2183and fellows Convective chronicles. One of the youtube channels highly recommend along with Cameron Nixon.

I forgot to mention that's how it started for me too.

I think you're making up stories you lucky b******.

The spring peepers and wood frogs, we're chirping when the snow initially began tonight ,which isn't super onheard of, I've heard that a few times in my life. I was hoping to get pictures of the frogs on the snowy pool cover. By the time I got suited up and got out they had buried themselves in the leaf debris.

Knocked my winter grade up a little bit. Snow seems to be wrapped up here.

The other thing too is that there is a slightly better environment east of the Susquehanna river.

Nothing warned north of Owings mill MD atm.

I just look back at the snow . I wanna go to f****** sleep man. Not gonna happen.

I thought I heard a rumble earlier. As far as the parameters I know how to use at this point I didn't find anything particularly menacing in the lower levels. I'm hearing some pretty big gusts outside right now though.