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featherbrained weather vane
heya! this is my blog for everything weather, from reading out random forecasts to giving barometric readings to fun facts — anything!
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Over the Rockies, Nov. 2023
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I also want to apologize for a lack of activity here the past year! I wanted to be able to teach people here and I still love teaching people when presented the opportunity, but eventually it got exhausting and I began to burn out. It got to be a lot typing out things for constant posts, but I hope to post educational bits here and there when I feel up to it. Also good on just posting photos and radar screenshots, and if someone needed help understanding something I’d be so happy to help!
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Hurricane Lee is looking sinister. look at the deep contours on that thing, and the size of it.
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Sturgeon Supermoon 8/1/2023
Various edited images of the supermoon tonight. Three are edited to look warmer and more orange-yellow to mimic the color it had to the naked eye while rising above the horizon.
Also minor edits to hide the crunchy effect of my telescope not being quite powerful enough to make the image crystal clear. 🌕💫👌🏻
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hey fellas! I’m trying to capture pictures of the sturgeon supermoon!
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CAUGHT MAMMATUS CLOUDS
YIPPIE MY BEST MAMMATUS PICS YET
#mammatus#mamma clouds#weather#meteorology#clouds#storms#cloud photography#weather photography#severe weather
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Cloud Log — July 3rd, 2023
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Cloud Log — ???
very hard to do a cloud log with the Canadian wildfires blocking out the sky again
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I found a meteorology shirt in the wild!
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hello, all! sorry about this, but I’m gonna vaguepost a bit here about tornado misinformation…
if there is a tornado ripping through your town, and it looks as though it’s suddenly weakening and the funnel cloud is no longer visible, that does not mean the tornado has abruptly ended. if you can see debris being kicked up on the ground below the tornado, and see debris flying around in the air, the tornado is still present and can still be dangerous.
tornadoes are known to change strength, speed, direction, shape, and color at any time, and I don’t want anybody to make any potentially deadly mistakes for themselves!
also, the U.S. government is not artificially creating tornadoes or otherwise modifying weather to create tornadoes. I see people coming up with conspiracy theories about perfectly normal tornado behavior and I don’t want anyone caught up in worrying about that sort of thing.
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Cloud Log — June 28th, 2023
sorry for the lack of cloud log yesterday, it was pouring buckets out there. so far today we find sweet relief with the sight of dramatic towering cumulus clouds against a blue sky, but more storms are forming in the area according to radar
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gnarly storm cloud
Cloud Log — June 26th
couldn’t get much today, it’s been storm after storm! somewhat hazy, very gray, good bolts of lightning
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Cloud Log — June 26th
couldn’t get much today, it’s been storm after storm! somewhat hazy, very gray, good bolts of lightning
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Cloud Log — June 25th, 2023
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Cloud Log — June 24th, 2023
absolutely righteous anvil cloud that was visible from all around town, with partially visible overshooting top
cool sky throughout the day
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before and after the storm
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finished design commission! hows the weather?
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