SOO at NWS Memphis. CRP-AMA-SJT-MEG. University of Oklahoma. Meteorologist by birth. Opinions are my own. -KF5MXA-
Bartlett, TN
Joined May 2009
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Weather folks...I'm trying to get a reanalysis or model sounding for a particular date and am unable to do so with SHARPpy and SounderPy. Are there other applications that you might suggest me trying?
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After 2 weeks the power is still out in parts of N MS...down to about ~16K #mswx
The ECMWF EFI is really showing the extreme snowfall amounts within the ensemble system. Shows how extreme the EPS 90th percentile snowfall totals are compared to climatology.
Repost: Logan is still fundraising for this Eagle project. He's replacing birdhouses at the Bartlett Animal Shelter. If you're interested in helping out with a donation, I've left the link below. Feel free to share. Can do CashApp or Venmo, too!
gofund.me/0c13e9c6
Hey, @grok, who was the most famous person to visit my profile? It doesn't need to be a mutual, don't tag them, just say who it was.
Logan is starting the fundraising for this #EagleScout project. He's replacing birdhouses at the Bartlett (TN) Animal Shelter. If you're interested in helping out with any donations, I've left the link below. Feel free to share. #BSA
gofund.me/61bd1492
Logan is starting the fundraising for this #EagleScout project. He's replacing birdhouses at the Bartlett (TN) Animal Shelter. If you're interested in helping out with any donations, I've left the link below. Feel free to share. #BSA
gofundme.com/f/support-logan…
I keep seeing a lot of questions on social media threads about the omega block. Is that our next trending old meteorology term?
The past four days have been incredible and exhausting. The amount of severe weather and flooding we've dealt with surpasses anything in my career. Supreme kudos are due for my colleagues at the NWS and the weather enterprise in general. What a team effort.
I certainly want to thank my NWS Memphis coworkers for their tireless and selfless work over the past several days. We have a long way to go to clean up the mess, but we'll get there.
Dual-pol radar certainly has applications beyond severe weather. Here we can see the areas where the "warm" layer aloft is melting snowflakes south of Memphis. This is resulting in some mixed precipitation across north MS.
The 0255 UTC ACARS sounding from #Memphis is just below freezing aloft. Still plenty of dynamic cooling to occur between the surface and 750 mb as the snow sublimates in the dry layer. Easy to see why sleet is being reported to the south.
