Garrett Harvey

I guess this is what happens when you fire Michael Alford.

It has come to the point that I accept these types of outcomes with FSU.

The refs are casually coming up with new college football rules on the spot. Ball in the air with 0 seconds? Nope we'll make a new rule and round it up to 1 second.

New trip idea just popped up for meteorologists. 🍻

Interesting mesoscale features this morning in Missouri. First, looks like an undular bore just to the north of Springfield. Second, a few heat bursts this morning, good example is the weather station is in Cora, MO. #MOwx

Absolutely nasty dewpoint temperatures this morning along the Florida Big Bend. Was skeptical at first seeing Cross City’s ASOS reading, but nearby observations may support the previous 86° dewpoint temperature! #FLwx

The SW quadrant of Super Typhoon #Bavi is a prolific waterspout/tornado producer. For the SW quadrant to be as tornadic as this, is uncommon. Dededo has been getting hammered with heavy rain and tornadoes.

Florida man’s first supercell. #MOwx

Severe thunderstorm arriving at 5:36pm near Sturgeon, MO. Wind gusts around 45-55mph with small hail at times. @NWSKansasCity #mowx

Just wait until the World Cup starts. There’ll practically be a water break every 5 minutes.

Three boundaries colliding to produce this is meteorological insanity at its finest.

Nearly 300,000 people live in Leon County. Imagine if everyone had their alerts on. They could also be confused on where the tornado is… “Parts of Leon”. It’s not explicitly mentioned in our ICS training, but this is against best practices and can cause people to turn off WEAs.

Not ideal.

I’m not confirming or denying but it seems Tallahassee, FL has seen more snow than Raleigh, NC with this winter storm.

In Tampa, FL... Scattered flurries are now in the forecast.

For those going to AMS in Houston - We better hope the EURO model is the outcome, keeping the worst of ZR north. The only time I’d be satisfied with a cold rain.

Video of a waterspout moving onshore Vanderbilt Beach at 1:21pm. Rapidly weakened as it moved onshore.

Short-lived waterspouts just offshore Vanderbilt Beach around 1:17pm. Another one moved onshore at 1:21pm before dissipating rapidly. @NWSMiami

Spot the anomaly