What if the soft rains were all snow?
Today is August 4, 2026
Brendon 🐻🌪️❄
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Mountain Wave Wrangler | bad weather and mountains | high plains storm chasing | I don't study the atmosphere, but I live in it | accountant | 📍 Wyoming via Idaho
What if the soft rains were all snow?
Today is August 4, 2026
For the cloud fans. I think they were on their way to Denali to make snow today.
Fairweather Mountain juts out of the pacific to just over 15,000’. It lived up to its moniker today because you can only see it during fair weather. It was an amazing SE Alaska day. Just stupendous.
111° in Lamar today tied their hottest temperature on record. Records date to 1893. #COwx
From yesterday up near Spud Mountain.
11 years ago today I did the DeCaLiBron. Is it even legal to do anymore? I have no idea. Am I in good enough shape to do it again? No.
This and calculating how many rotisserie chickens you can get at Costco for the same price as a turkey leg
Anyway, while I was looking for this picture from Fairbanks, I ran across this cool photo I took of Denali with a little cap cloud
My previous line of sight record was 162 miles from a spot west of Fairbanks to Denali
my line of sight record is probably Mount Whitney from Wildrose Peak in Death Valley NP about 100 miles (you can also see US lowest point Badwater Basin)
My previous line of sight record was 162 miles from a spot west of Fairbanks to Denali
Teton Wilderness, WY F4 #Tornado – July 21, 1987! It crossed the Continental Divide above 10,000 feet—the highest elevation on record for a violent tornado. Dr. Ted Fujita documented F4 tree damage along the 24-mile path. buff.ly/x61CfZu #wywx #OTD #tornadohistory
My previous line of sight record was 162 miles from a spot west of Fairbanks to Denali
This is what the Grand Teton looks like from 180 miles away
Elite webcam catch in the Alberta front range. 🌪️ DOT cams undefeated in Canada, @brendonme.bsky.social
There's a freaking tornado on the highway cam in Rocky Mountain House, AB right now! #abstorm #abwx #tornado
This is what the Grand Teton looks like from 180 miles away
A couple of other pictures from today
The current special weather statement