I have an idea, what if there was a way to subtly label what the colors mean in the thumbnail. The last stand example a guideline under that last stand text being like “temp” 🟥 80-90 🟨 60-70 etc just something to minimize that unknown but not too much to where no one clicks?

This is clearly edited in this case, but I will say here in Minnesota I’ve witnessed sunsets to the naked eye that is to this level of color and the feeling is truly unreal when you see them!

Probably the easiest way would be aligning with the max categorical color and for winter events blue 3-5 for 6–11 inches purple and maroon for 12+ inches snowfall forecast. Same for freezing warnings lower end ones purple higher end maroon as an example.

Some may not like it but what if you wearing a bow tie or other way around would be your version of James Spann when the jacket comes off during a notable weather event 😉

I felt like doing something silly

How powerful of hardware are you working with to do these simulations?

Maybe Friday will change the story 👀

Someone who never seen a rain curtain would think they are seeing the largest tornado ever

What if you could slice the 3d scan into 4 chunks to make a larger scale one?

You’d think it would be easy to just make a second section of data that’s “engaged views” or something

Time to get your wedge

Please be the one system that shifts north I have a feeling if we don’t get the precipitation we see extreme drought index by Thursday in the metro 😭

It’s looking kinda nuts for this time of year on the euro especially

Eastern Minnesota time to shine maybe? 🤔

Every mesoscale feature would be very interesting and educational I’d 100 percent read or watch that

But it’s calibrated

Yeah as a tall person the anvil is at eye level and I need to look down to see the meso

It’s almost like linear storms have a storm mode called qlcs that creates pockets of rotation in the front of the line 😱