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Hello all, as you know, the removal of the API on this platform required us to stop posting reports last year. We now are posting live reports to be publicly available on Blu Skii (purposely misspelled to keep post available).
Please follow us there at:
spotternetwork.org
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🚀 NEW Spotter Network Layer!
See where storm spotters and chasers are in real-time. 🌪️
The Spotter Network delivers precise locations to coordinate reporting and provides critical ground-truth info for public servants safeguarding lives and property.
Available for free on:
iOS: apple.co/4hffiwF
Android: bit.ly/3NNDFUw
And in your browser: web.weatherwise.app
#wxtwitter
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Here is a break down of timing for select areas of the country for the severe storms today and tonight. Multiple rounds of severe thunderstorms are possible across several areas. Please see the individual graphics below for more specific timing information.
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A note from @SkipTalbot :
“A graduate degree in meteorology and advanced spotter training from the NWS are wholly inadequate for making one a safe and effective storm chaser. It’s left up to the chaser to self-educate and gain field experience through risky trial and error. This process is greatly assisted by those who have come before sharing what they’ve learned.
The pioneers and veterans of chasing in the decades before I took to the road paved the way for my own endeavor into storm chasing. Now it’s our turn to pass the baton.
Jennifer and I are teaming up with @GirlsWhoChase to lead AMS sponsored virtual training sessions through the COMET MetEd program.
Geared toward beginner and aspiring chasers, we’ll be covering topics in storm structure identification and how to safely position around these storms to successfully document them. There’s a whole array of additional topics from experienced and talented people as well.
We’re live on Saturday morning, March 2.
➡️ Registration details here: girlswhochase.com/springtrai…”
#wx #chasing #girlswhochase #stormchasing #education #severeweather
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We heard there’s a big mid-summer ballgame tonight and thought it was a great time to talk a little lightning safety from behind the plate, featuring NWS Director Ken Graham.
PLAY BALL! ⚾ ...unless, you know...there's lightning nearby.
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NOTICE: Due to new Twitter rules being implemented globally today regarding removal of API access, this account will no longer post reports submitted to SN effective immediately. #wx #wxalerts See @capitalweather story below:
wapo.st/41swzcV
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Spotter Network chaser antcam from 4/4/2023 split target in Iowa and Illinois.
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1:57pm CST #SPC Day1 Outlook Moderate Risk: from the eastern Texas Panhandle across much of Oklahoma spc.noaa.gov/products/outloo…
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The moderate risk has been expanded to include a large portion of western, northern, and northeastern Oklahoma. The primary hazard will be damaging wind gusts (up to 110 mph) and embedded tornadoes (strong tornado potential centered around southwest Oklahoma)
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👋 ATTENTION STUDENTS!
🚨 Don't miss out on 2 scholarship opportunities worth $1500 from the Central Iowa NWA Chapter @CentralIowaNWA!
📅 Deadline: MARCH 3rd.
➡️ More info can be found in the application forms or on the chapter's webpage at iowa-nwa.com
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Reminder that the deadline to apply for our scholarships is just one week from today! Get those applications in!
➡️ Hey Students!
Don't miss out on 2 scholarship opportunities worth $1500 from the @CentralIowaNWA Chapter!
The deadline is March 3rd. More information can be found in the application forms or on the chapter's webpage at iowa-nwa.com.
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11:43am CST #SPC Day2 Outlook Moderate Risk: over western Oklahoma spc.noaa.gov/products/outloo…
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In a wonderful tribute, storm chasers from all over Eastern Oklahoma positioned themselves and sent back their GPS signal to form a CB over Bartlesville to honor Clint Boone. What a wonderful tribute. @theScantman
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Tsunami Advisories remain in effect for Alaska, Hawaii, and the West Coast. For the latest information, see tsunami.gov
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Congratulations @NWSDirector Dr. Louis Uccellini! We all wish you a long, happy, and snow filled retirement! Thank you for 43 years of service. (photo: D.Sanford)
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Pat Spoden was one of the first meteorologists to identify the tornado that destroyed parts of Kentucky last week. He told 60 Minutes that debris from the storm was spiraling to as high as 30,000 feet – about the height where some commercial airliners fly. cbsn.ws/3q8gKHv
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Leading tornado scientist Karen Kosiba is working to answer some of our biggest questions about storms. She says scientists have very little “predictive power” about how intense a tornado will be or how long it will last. cbsn.ws/3pbjPYb
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This week, the National Weather Service is measuring the path, power, and duration of last week’s tornado. It’s estimated 15,000 buildings were destroyed across the region at a cost of more than $3.5 billion. cbsn.ws/3yH902S


























