12Z NAM clips our SW counties with some of the heavier convection but otherwise the rest of it is south of us. Some nice trends so far today folks if the data is correct . Good, this means that I can take a long nap afterwork and not worry about tornado sirens going off and no alerts coming from my...

tron777 wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 12:03 pm

Bgoney wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 11:20 am A few sprinkles finally here in East Hamilton where I’m at . Not enough to keep from working. Some of what was showing on radar was virga in many places

It's been a virga fest here in Mason thus far.

When will the more beneficial rains move in? Today's so far have been a dud!

I experienced this one first hand. I could feel and hear it for I would say about 15 seconds. I was inside at the time and at first thought it was probably a airliner passing over fairly low or something. the one last Friday was the strongest I have ever felt. Wow! Did you see anything moving / sha...

Also... I looked at the raw text data from the 12Z GFS and looking at CVG.... if you add up the QPF being shown by the model from now thru 5/5, it is a measly 0.77" This is typically our wettest time of the year. Not good IMO.... That model always wants to fool us towards the end of the run sh...

Good morning all! 0.23" at CVG so far from this system. 0.21" at the Boone Co mesonet site and I have 0.24" here. Most of the rain is done minus our SE counties. Temps are around 60 this morning and will remain steady or rise into the low 60s at best today. The front will kick up the...

I finally found out what that little red spot was at the bottom of the eclipse of the sun...it was the solar prominence that Experts say you can think of solar prominences as being akin to the clouds in Earth's atmosphere, but instead of suspended water vapor, these giant tendrils of hot gas are tra...

tron777 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 09, 2024 12:25 pm Wow! Some fantastic pics Joe! Thank you for posting those!

Thanks, I just saw a video out of Indi and was practically the same what I saw, but 2 minutes longer. I'll never forget this experience!
And I'll never look at a partial eclipse again with the same enthusiasm! Lol

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We went to Eaton OH and was very awesome. Especially when it was getting dimmer and all of the sudden it was like someone turned off the light switch. Then 2 and a half minutes later someone flipped it back on! Lol Saw Jupiter and the horizon was beautiful while it was dark on the ground. brought a ...

A 4.8 quake hits New Jersey, that's your small ancient faults (cracks) in the North America Continent caused by the weight of the glaciers and othe factors millions of years ago!

https://www.foxnews.com/us/earthquake-s ... ing-states

With more clouds forecast for the southern region of totality, Got a feeling a large caravan of people from the Missouri valley region are going to be frantically , last minute, traveling to the the OV region of totality. Going to be some major traffic problems Monday Bgoney,that is why we are gett...

Good Morning and just a tad over 76 hours away. Cloud cover still tricky and we may end up with some high clouds but the forecast seems to look better every day. Leaving bright and early Saturday and will be back Tuesday. Since I will be in the woods it will be fun to watch the animals starting aro...

12Z GFS still wants to bring a warm front thru on Monday, a little bit of again then a stalling cold front Tues / Wed. I am still thinking that we will see cloudy skies for the big event. Not sure about rainfall as of yet. Still, we have plenty of time to iron this out and won't be able to do so un...

Here soon, once models get in that 7-10 day range, we can start tracking cloud cover and / or precip chances for the big day. We really only care about the afternoon period to be honest. I'm going to play the negative Nellie for now as the latest trends on the GFS keeps the progressive pattern with...

Here soon, once models get in that 7-10 day range, we can start tracking cloud cover and / or precip chances for the big day. We really only care about the afternoon period to be honest. I'm going to play the negative Nellie for now as the latest trends on the GFS keeps the progressive pattern with...

Here soon, once models get in that 7-10 day range, we can start tracking cloud cover and / or precip chances for the big day. We really only care about the afternoon period to be honest. I'm going to play the negative Nellie for now as the latest trends on the GFS keeps the progressive pattern with...

tron777 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 14, 2024 2:52 pm

snowbo wrote: ↑Thu Mar 14, 2024 2:49 pm The Prediction Center is talking about apple sized hail in that watch to our west.

Yeah... hail up to 3" in diameter possible.

My car is going under the carport tonight!

Nice little hook on the tail end of that cell

Looks like you can get a lot of these at Walmart ranging from $6 to $200...

That is one of my favorite cartoons also, actually that cartoon was on this past Saturday morning on MEtv!

I always worry about the power outages, especially when it turns colder like tomorrow. Although we're not expected anything frigid, it still will be cold with some wind chills. Sounds like we'll have to monitor the conditions overnight for some severe weather which can interrupt our sleep patterns, ...

Returning from Michigan yesterday, saw a semi-trailer parked in a big open field up by Lima or Findley. Painted on the side of the trailer was an advertisement that read "parking spaces available for the eclipse on April 8" with a phone number. Entrepreneurship at it's finest! I took the ...

18Z NAM gives us 0.51" of QPF - WOW! Ok, I'll be getting off work at 4:45 and then picking up a 6 pack of something good to drink and sit back and watch a couple good movies with the snow falling in the background and seeing the radar at times! Oh, and ordering a pizza! :) This may very well b...