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Snowless Winter? Not entirely snowless, but certainly snowstarved
There have been many headlines about the lack of snow over the conterminous U.S. this winter particularly because the northeastern U.S., a major source region for headlines, has experienced an...
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Today’s Stream of Consciousness
Today, I’m making my first attempt to create a blog entry on my iPad using the much-loved blogsy app. The result: So far, so good. Intuitive (I haven’t looked at their tutorial videos yet), easy to...
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Hurricane Isaac Crosses the Coast
Here’s an interesting 22-hour radar loop from the New Orleans NEXRAD site (the National Weather Service’s weather radar site) showing hurricane Isaac very slowly crossing the coast and heading inland:
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“You are getting sleepy…very sleepy…”
Here’s a second interesting view of Isaac, now well inland over northern Louisiana. This time it’s an animation of the surface wind field around Isaac at 11:00 a.m. CDT. The creative and wonderfully...
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May it snow?
Central Colorado had a very snowy April—for instance, Boulder, CO set a record for April snowfall measuring more than four feet (122 cm) of snow during the month…and most of that fell during a two-week...
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An Appreciative Cat
Ever since I learned about the Cloud Appreciation Society (CAS) a few years ago, I became an instant fan and, as quickly as international post would allow, I became a life-long member. Not only does...
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A Snow Shower in May
Often in May, with the air still retaining some winter chill, and the land warming rapidly from near-summer sunshine, convective showers of snow and hail form over the Rockies and adorn the sky-scape....
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Approaching Thunder
Yesterday was an active weather day along Colorado’s Front Range. A relatively cool springtime weather system from the Pacific, which had moved through the Pacific Northwest on Memorial Day Monday...
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Convective Compositions
Ah, summer! (Well, in the Northern Hemisphere, that is.) Aside from ice cream, beaches, flowers, vacations, and sunburns, summer also means impressive thunderclouds (cumulonimbus clouds). Over the...
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Mural in Motion
Some days, especially in summer, the clouds of central Colorado present a spectacular skyscape constantly changing and shifting from puffy cotton balls to ominous thunderclouds to occasional bright...
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Today’s Stream of Consciousness
Today, I’m making my first attempt to create a blog entry on my iPad using the much-loved blogsy app. The result: So far, so good. Intuitive (I haven’t looked at their tutorial videos yet), easy to...
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Mural in Motion
Some days, especially in summer, the clouds of central Colorado present a spectacular skyscape constantly changing and shifting from puffy cotton balls to ominous thunderclouds to occasional bright...
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