Oh cool.....0z said BYE....and stretched it out into some elongated POS that we've become so used to having the last few seasons or so.......stretched out pieces of shit guys.....remember that.....thats all the past few seasons have been......elongated stretched out pieces of shit.....k bye
lol it showed up again in 18z but crossing cuba and heading nne but then the trough gets close and pulls her back a frame then scoots ne out of here......but she there....
https://imgur.com/aslZ47C
What in the world is going on here......is there a nuke under her? that is a perfectly circular explosion of storms i guess.....and gust front? - idk - that goes all the way into central alabama and mississippi.......never seen anything like that
and how can i get this to embed rather than a link to click on?
Edit: I don't think its a regular outflow boundary.....maybe.....seems maybe in the upper atmos IDK
Going from memory.....granted we are west coast natives and didn’t arrive until August 2004.....so....
1: October 2011 easily.....
2: Nemo.....Feb 2013.....we got 30+
3: Feb 2006 Blizzy
4: Jan 2005.....but that thing underperformed here.....
5: Irene.....Aug 2011.....
Welp today was the great 2019 summer - wait winter total solar eclipse - down in South America....images looked great....very much reminded me of 2017....loved chasing that in Missouri....a great life memory...next total solar eclipse is again in South America 12-14-20.....countdown to the great North American eclipse in 2024 is on
Bro....was just looking up next total and it’s on Sunday man.....remember we were all discussing this so much when we were all chasing 2017....god that was so fun chasing to Columbia MO.....what a great experience......wish we were there in Chile in 36 hours.....
It's high stakes cuz they don't happen very often even if you are willing to go to where the next one happens.....like I almost gave in and just stuck with my original target in NE.....but I just couldn't after all the planning and work....I knew it would be a marathon....and it was worth every bit.....
No question....would be awful....but going to Chile and it being overcast would suck too....seems it could be difficult to divert down there.....also not sure about infrastructure necessary to even monitor that type of thing....I mean in Nebraska and Missouri I could look at visible sat and radar in seconds....and decide very quickly where to go....
I mean if you compared the cost to get to Chile and accommodations and transport - maybe pay to be in a tour group - and then add two weeks and turn it into a vacation.....it's probably a wash....give or take
https://www.travelquesttours.com/tours/2019-south-pacific-cruise-to-totality/pricing-terms/
$7,900 per person for steerage
$20,000 per person for bull market suite
For $10,000 you can book on a 2 week cruise and see the eclipse in the Pacific.....with stops at Pitcairn Island, Bora Bora, and other south pacific islands.....seriously want to do this