Continuing to catch up on my photography backlog: woutermol.com/photography/... - added 3 more among which this supercell base, a storm chasing highlight in the 2024 NL season
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I've overhauled my website and will now start slowly publishing my backlog of photos: woutermol.com/photography/... - starting with this fun one from almost 2 years ago
Spectacular amount of fresh snow in the east Alps last week, photos taken on Saturday morning near Unterberg - at least 40 cm of powder but hard to tell due to snow drift #winter
Working on a fun cloud simulation
Is dit een test?
Exciting!
See here ICON-D2 at the low levels for a Vienna grid point. Photos taken at 450 m ASL, roughly 970 hPa. Sounding from last night is from Hohe Warte
Impressive hoarfrost conditions in the hills of Vienna today after at least a day supercooled fog + wind
Slipping and sliding to the U4 this morning, while it was raining
One of the more well known sausage stands in Vienna I pass on the way to work - today with fresh snow
A fresh 4 to 5 cm of snow in Vienna today
Snow showers!
I struggle connecting the signals in the right half to the correct molecule, but it works surprisingly well otherwise :)
Exclusive: The Trump administration is moving to dismantle the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Colorado, according to a senior White House official, taking aim at one of the world's leading climate research labs.
Vienna in December: 0 to 5 degrees, fog or drizzle
Something exciting that I'm currently working on is adding vertical cross-sections to the ESSL Radar Displayer. And one of the more interesting phenomena that I've seen in them is debris fallout from the tops of storms with violent tornadoes. Here is an example of precisely 4 years ago today:
Good morning: closed cell structures in altocumulus lit by sunrise
4 weken geleden al op de post! (hoop dat het aangekomen is..)
Super circumzenithal arc
Fog rolling into Vienna this early morning
Another shot from early September. Mountain goat posing just long enough :)
Clouds forming along the ridge line of Hochzinoedl, Sept 27 this year
Awesome catch!
So this is pretty amazing - yesterday EarthCARE sampled Hurricane Humberto straight across the eye! The eye of a tropical cyclone is small so a direct hit is rare: this is the first time EarthCARE has hit one after over a year in orbit! (Showing here also VIIRS on NOAA-20 for context.)
Photo from the perspective of the NOAA Hurricane Hunter aircraft in the eye of Hurricane Erin. A blue ocean can be seen along with the clouds marking the edge of the hurricane's eyewall.
📸August 16: Images from the NOAA Hurricane Hunter and our NOAA Satellites Ocean Winds team show an intense eyewall in Hurricane #Erin This photo shows the ocean surface calm in the eye and roaring in the eyewall. For the latest forecast visit hurricanes.gov
Lightning flashes within a powerful, Category 4 Hurricane Erin.
An incredible view this morning from GOES-19.
Unsuccessful (solo) chase in Styria, storms were too disorganized and in each other's way. At least the heat is gone for a few days