07-18-2014, 05:23 AM
http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~ovens/w...i?ir+today
A good view of the storm approaching , which seems being drawn towards Baja California,especially in the am hours , till it meets resistance several hundred miles off of the coast of Baja at which point aerosol spraying is clearly evident.
At this time (approx 9 am Friday) it looks kinda iffy to me as far as the severity of our local weather- probably more more rain as some of the affected clouds make towards the Eastern edge of the BI shore.
Time will tell, because I am not a weatherman (but that doesn't stop me from trying) , and the weather as we all know is subject to rapid change .
Also to watch the intermediary genesis of this storm, here is a link: http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~ovens/w...ir+/48h/3h
The ir view from 02:30 pm PDT, to Wed 16 Jul 2014 11:30 am PDT, Fri 18 Jul 2014.
This is really interesting , as ir provides round the clock viewing of the intermediary genesis of this storm
A good view of the storm approaching , which seems being drawn towards Baja California,especially in the am hours , till it meets resistance several hundred miles off of the coast of Baja at which point aerosol spraying is clearly evident.
At this time (approx 9 am Friday) it looks kinda iffy to me as far as the severity of our local weather- probably more more rain as some of the affected clouds make towards the Eastern edge of the BI shore.
Time will tell, because I am not a weatherman (but that doesn't stop me from trying) , and the weather as we all know is subject to rapid change .
Also to watch the intermediary genesis of this storm, here is a link: http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~ovens/w...ir+/48h/3h
The ir view from 02:30 pm PDT, to Wed 16 Jul 2014 11:30 am PDT, Fri 18 Jul 2014.
This is really interesting , as ir provides round the clock viewing of the intermediary genesis of this storm