On behalf of all my friends at NHC, NOAA, and the whole weather enterprise, I would like to point out the accuracy of this 5 day forecast. @miamirosenstiel.bsky.social
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Large groups of people who each independently come to a similar conclusion (Biden is unfit) even before the media piles on makes it very difficult for the alternative reality of strategic circling of the wagons. From the standpoint of low predictability, was there a chance for a different outcome?
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I am disheartened that many, if not all, EDU and GOV accounts remain on X and not here where many of the scientists hang out. It's good to not be in a bubble and to engage all audiences, but the world on X seems so toxic at this point that it is arguably an even worse type of bubble.
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Let me know how that Stalin book is. I read Sebag Montefiore's large book on him as well, which was an interesting read, though not as good as his outstanding book on the Rominovs.
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I snuck "ebullient", "insuperable", and a few others I cannot remember into a paper once and a reviewer complained the writing didn't sound scientific. Maybe the comment had nothing to do with the vocab words, however, and I should be working at a McDonalds.
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It would be nice if they can strap anemometers at regular intervals up the building to determine the vertical structure of winds in strong tornadoes (assuming the instruments can survive long enough to get good data).
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"A random half of panelists were shown a CV and only a one-paragraph summary of the proposed research, while the other half were shown a CV and a full proposal. We find that withholding proposal texts from panelists did not detectibly impact their proposal rankings"
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The bighorn mountains in WY (or similar) are always a pretty distraction during periods of quiescent weather. Meanwhile, thanks for protecting the plains. ;-)
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Ringing in June with low-key enthusiasm. #caturday
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Roger Wakimoto has so many great diagrams! I think that being a student of Ted Fujita rubbed off on him in that regard and others. Lee and Wilhelmson also have some nice papers on the topic. Here's the 1989 paper I referenced above. journals.ametsoc.org/view/journal...
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A boundary from Bennett-Ft Morgan has had storms erupt along it, along with at least one landspout. Compare here to Wakimoto's classic paper, along with the radar showing a convective vortex structure in a wavy rollup along the once more straight-lined boundary.
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"fantastics". Grrr
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Today is the 6-year anniversary of a fantastics spoutbreak in NE CO.
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Southern KS had potential, but left movers kept crashing into our cell.
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The NAM 3k is less pessimistic on the north play, FWIW. Think it largely hinges on how thick that jet/wave cloud cirrus shield gets over OK?
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Does it significantly come down to whether the cirrus deck forms as thickly as HRRR predicts?
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That would logistically be ok with me. It’s interesting the HRRR indicates NM/ jet cirrus is what suppresses convection in OK (I think) allowing time for TX left movers to stabilize OK. If the cirrus doesn’t materialize like HRRR shows, then it looks concerning for OK. Just my speculation.
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I only have a small sample size to work with, including my current tortie cat, but there seems to be a pattern here. I also serve a weird, semi-feral tortie. Wouldn't ever trade her.
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I luckily found myself in good position near Akron as the easternmost storm peaked in structure prior to sunset. It was beautiful and electrically intense. I was sad to learn of the significant and ‘biblical’ hail damage in Yuma and nearby towns.
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Update. Akron.
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Some semblance of a base forming southwest of Strasberg.
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The convergence zone in SW DEN continues but the updrafts struggle against shear and entrainment thus far. It appears we may be closer to initiation nonetheless.
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I am very sad to hear this. What an irreplaceable legacy you all generated indeed. As a silver lining, it will be nice to have you in our area. While I know you know the area a bit, let me know if you have any questions (eg, current housing market/commute times, etc). Happy to help.
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I think Iowa is closer as well, and the tor percentage should be substantially higher there on Tuesday 😇 (You headed out tomorrow afternoon for the Last Chance-Wray'ish HRRR/NAM mothership?)
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Massive
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Oppositely side-by-side rotating updrafts on a supercell split in North Central KS.
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Is this program ending?
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I recently (finally) read the "1619 Project" book. I appreciate more than I did that long-lasting systematic oppression directed against racial minorities in the US over the centuries has effectively been about the movement of Black civil rights overall, with bad outcomes for white allies as well.
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Yeah, the shortwave just arrives a bit too late for a good daytime show.
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Western meadowlarks and frogs fill the air with song. The flowers are showing off. The type of lovely morning that soothes and energizes a weary mind.
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No idea, but yes, it was the beginning of a long stretch of severe weather due to a favorable longwave pattern in the flow that persisted for some time (with a strong upper jet pushing into the central/southern Plains).
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Well said. I came into using it being pretty versed in python, but it's helped speed up my ability to catch up on all the data frame, panda, and other things the kids are into that I was a little weak on. Verification is always important. I've seen it botch simple things in spectacular fashion.
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