The surprising ways U.S. weather data powers everyday commerce The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s satellites, buoys and weather stations collect millions of observations that companies use every day.

This is and interesting read, even though it’s obvious to those within the weather sphere/enterprise.
www.washingtonpost.com/climate-envi...

Miss you, broski

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1999* tornado. Fail.

Utah hasn’t felt this seen since:
A) Bees stopped being scary
B) 2002 SLC tornado
C) Mitt Romney moved back W
D) All of the above

As a man who’s had homes and lives in many time zones, Spring has always sprung for me.

It’s a season of rebirth, in addition to the obvious storm chaser glory vibes.

Grab a tissue and buckle up for 2025z

Tis the sneezun, after all.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

Hope everyone is having a super special day

Meet Joey.

He makes me happy, and his side eye is the most on point.

First of all, I hope everyone is having a very merry un-Monday.

It’s my honor to welcome all new followers, and I’m still managing the transition to this platform; please bear with me.

I look forward to being more active here, and am grateful to have the chance to meet you all

Enjoy every day. 🫶🏻

June 2024.
What a month for Connecticut storms. I chased or captured solid footage/pics from home on nine different calendar days, which might be a personal record.

Incredible tornado-warned supercell yesterday, June 23, in Hartford, Connecticut!

This was a remarkable storm for this area, and thankfully no tornado occurred in what is a populated stretch of the state. #CTwx

Hey everyone. I’m going to be meaningfully migrating to this platform, as my primary.

Fun thunderstorm shot from a few days ago in Stamford, CT.

Left splits at sunset are actual magic.

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Can’t wait to breathe storm air again