A bunch of tropical cyclone imagery from the tomorrow constellation: info.tomorrow.io/the-cyclone-...
The 2026 Tropical Cyclone Observation Record · Tomorrow.io
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Randy Chase
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Senior Atmospheric Scientist @ tomorrow.io | Atmos AI Engineer 🤖 | μ-wave Nephologist ☁️ | Atmos PhD UofIllinois | #BillsMafia #Illini | he/him | Opinions my own |
A bunch of tropical cyclone imagery from the tomorrow constellation: info.tomorrow.io/the-cyclone-...
The 2026 Tropical Cyclone Observation Record · Tomorrow.io
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GOES-19 and Meteosat-9 both got put into safe mode the last day or so. What’s going on at geostationary orbit… 😅
Officially issuing a record watch for here in SLC for the all time max temp 😅
Welp, yesterday’s monsoon push didn’t last long, back to smokey skies. Here is the web cam from the U of U, looking south. You can see the iron fire smoke blow in with these 20 mph winds
Your friendly reminder, if you need some guitar rifts or slapping bass lines, go check out Muse’s new album today. Your welcome
Wayne's World Bohemian Rhapsody Headbanging
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Getting ash at my house in SLC this am. Wildfire season is here
June gloom in full force on the west coast this am. The whole coast has low level clouds ☁️
View of the Bonneville fire near Salt Lake City. A very dry winter and spring has made for quite a bit of dry fuel
My cactus is enjoying the near 100 degree days here in SLC
Last week I was in Norman for the CADRE workshop on Data Assimilation. Always enjoy visiting one of the major weather hubs in the country. Side note, I still love how the Twisters PAR antenna lights up 😂
Most headlines say “AI weather prediction is better than physics based”. While some metrics support those conclusions, please watch this video. There is A LOT of science yet to be done 👨🔬
When the ChaseSpectral radar colormap makes its way into EU journals (Figure 10)! I am really surprised how a small little passion project has been used so broadly -> tellusjournal.org/articles/10....
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🚨 🚨 🚨 @nws.noaa.gov entry level positions open up on May 1st! www.usajobs.gov/job/867259300 www.usajobs.gov/job/867260400 www.usajobs.gov/job/867260700
elmo from sesame street is dancing on the moon and saying `` good luck ! ''
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MiniCOW packs MegaPOWER! Observes birth and ingestion of satellite tornado and Fujiwara effect deflecting tornado. Tornado transitions 2x between clear eye and debris ball. Prelim data from most powerful mobile radar, 1 MegaWatt C-band storm-penetrating miniCOW in Braman, OK 🌪️
So happy for my home town. Over a decade of emotion for the whole city. Way to go Sabs
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36 hours of the Guam NEXRAD data as SuperTyphoon #Sinlaku approached the Northern Mariana Islands
Fun fact, this image was taken ~3x FARTHER than GOES. For some reference for those of us who constantly stare at earth from geostationary orbit (*caveat here, tried my best to find out the distance this shot was taken from and the range is 80,000 km to 112,000 km)
Some melting shots of snow here in SLC. Gotta love 33 degree snow…
Side note, some rumbles of thunder is something I truly missed ⛈️
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Me, and all my plants, are very excited for a more 'normal' spring weather pattern over the next two days. Before this event, I have only measured ~2" of precip, so this 1-2" event is very welcome and would put us closer to climatology (4.5")
Me, and all my plants, are very excited for a more 'normal' spring weather pattern over the next two days. Before this event, I have only measured ~2" of precip, so this 1-2" event is very welcome and would put us closer to climatology (4.5")