Landon Moeller

@landonwx.bsky.social

⚡Severe/Winter/Aurora ❆ Weather Enthusiast. Storm Chaser. Nikon Z 📸. 20 yrs old. Spotter. Meteorology Major. (🌪 21)

…in person. If you are too far away, a photo with a ruler or tape with location, date and time of measurement would be immensely helpful to hail science. You can share reports by tagging our social media handles.

Chasers! NSF ICECHIP is looking for your help to obtain hail measurements. While we are out in the field, if you happen to have collected a large or interesting hailstone, feel free to bag it and place in cooler with the date, time and location to share with one of our teams…

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If this tornado picture were 60 feet wide and 40 feet tall and you stood right in front of it, it still wouldn't take up as much of your vision as it did in real life. You can't sum up a supercell in a picture.

a tornado over open prairie, with a 60,000 foot tall, deep blue colored updraft and downdraft above it

RELEASING OUR NEW FREE APP: Norlys 🟢 A real-time aurora tracking app for desktop (web) and mobile devices (iOS & Android) For the first time, you can spot at a glance where the aurora activity (oval) is located and how intense it is! The app has so many cool features! To download: norlys.live

norlys – aurora chasing website

norlys.live is showcasing the northern lights in real time over the northern hemisphere and various data products helping aurora enthusiasts to prepare their chase.

norlys.live

Hello! I am Landon, a junior meteorology student at NIU who’s into space weather, photography, and storms. I love to help people see the aurora borealis here in the United States, especially at low-mid latitudes. Here’s me with comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) a couple days ago in DeKalb, IL!

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