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Josh Cignarelli a local kid who is on top of his game
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For those out of @CT Rain s coverage area, he and Josh Cignarelli did a phenomenal job today live for hrs. They absolutely nailed it
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Haha nice work, Josh! I headbanged a little. Good luck on your chases this year. May they be as successful as 2017, though hopefully less witnessing to devestation of densely populated areas. Edit: *2017 -
March 12/13/14 Blizzard/Winter Storm/WWA etc
CT Rain replied to Bostonseminole's topic in New England
Nice! Where in Scotland? Josh wants to head up there to take some pictures of the jackpot zone. -
In a VERY crappy pattern, It's possible to sneak a little something in, Just like the map Josh posted!! TUESDAY...Mostly cloudy. A chance of rain showers with a slight chance of freezing rain in the morning. Cooler with highs in the lower 40s. Light and variable winds. Chance of precipitation 20 percent. .SATURDAY NIGHT...Mostly cloudy with a chance of rain showers. A chance of snow showers after midnight. Lows in the lower 30s. Chance of precipitation 40 percent. .SUNDAY...A chance of snow showers in the morning. Mostly cloudy. Highs in the lower 50s. Chance of snow 30 percent. Not saying it will happen, but as I said before don't need very cold air JUST marginal cold and good timing!!!
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WPAC, Indian Ocean, and Southern Hemisphere Tropical Cyclones
Amped replied to 1900hurricane's topic in Tropical Headquarters
12z Gfs and Euro went west and stronger. Going to be a good chase for josh. Possible sub 930 landfall. -
Josh (and James Reynolds) ended up both intercepting in Tuguegarao it appears. -
Haima the official name, Lawin used by Philippines. Just in case there's news, same typhoon. Where did Josh set up? -
That's gotta be a gut punch for Josh. -
Josh (iCyclone) is headed to the Philippines to chase Haima. The eastern coastal region of Luzon is nothing but mountains and dense rain forest, though, so not ideal for chasing. -
The town Josh was last in has reported winds gusting 80-100 mph for at least 4 hrs now.....that's a long time to deal with winds like that.....haven't seen any reports over 105ish though so far at any of the obs sites on the east coast....... this location gusting to 120 mph looks to be in the north eyewall never got the center... http://www.cwb.gov.tw/V7e/observe/real/46706.htm -
Pretty big eye and looks to be strengthening on the front side as it hits, Josh was in Hualien City not sure if he moved north or not, the last obs had gust to 89 mph there , pressure was 968mb and the worse of it is still a hr or two away....just gusted to 100
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One of the best ever. Where's josh! -
Joe Renken and Josh Herman Bearing Sea Blog http://beringsearule.blogspot.com/p/bsr-forecast-maps.html http://www.theplayerstour.net/osnw3/wxclimate/bsr/ http://www.theplayerstour.net/osnw3/wxclimate/trends/1516/index.html -
Hi Midlo - How can I change my user name? I need to be a bit more incognito. Thanks, Josh
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How on earth did you find this super secret thread Josh? Did that ultra hidden link tip you off? Jon
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Alaska/Western Canada obs and discussion
andyhb replied to patrick7032's topic in Central/Western States
Man, imagine if we had troughs like those swinging across the lower 48... Also, I think Josh should consider chasing storms up here while the hurricane season is quiet. -
Devastating tornado strikes Joplin, Missouri
WxFreak11 replied to Hoosier's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
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Devastating tornado strikes Joplin, Missouri
WxFreak11 replied to Hoosier's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
Ditto what Josh said. I've been following this whole story since we all were worried if JoMo was okay during the storm that day. I've continue to follow Jomo's thread here and it's truly amazing the progress Joplin has had since the tornado took part of that city off the map. Such a testament to that city and it's people for getting done what needed to be done even though it was so much easier to give in to despair with the overwhelming task they had at hand. I would love to visit someday because there are some truly remarkable people there. They should all be so very proud of the fine example they have established for how disaster recovery should be handled. Bravo Joplin! -
Thanks for the link, Josh! Wish I had that before I sent my report in to USGS. I said "Moderate" in my report, but based on that, it was "Rather Strong" or possibly even "Strong". My exact thought was that it felt like a freight train was speeding by my office.
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Lol.... makes my fish look like a minnow, even though the ones in my photo were about 19"....Very nice!!I added one more photo to the OP too!!!Keep them coming guys, this is good stuff. And Dave all I can say is lmao, that was good stuff, I should send that post link to Josh lol. Awesome man, was wondering what you looked like dude.
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Devastating tornado strikes Joplin, Missouri
gymengineer replied to Hoosier's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
The report implies at least spots of EF5 damage through that entire F5 band on the google map created by the Springfield office, which was much-discussed in this thread. While I agree with Josh that likely there wasn't that large a region of solid EF5 damage as literally depicted on the map (probably hard for them to acutally separate out the EF4 damage from the EF5 damage), it's still an incredible/unbelievable tornado that would cause consistently found instances of EF5 damage along such a long stretch. That's in contrast to the more usual scenario where like 5 houses receiving F5 damage can be isolated to a particular neighborhood. -
Devastating tornado strikes Joplin, Missouri
catoctin wx replied to Hoosier's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
ok, thanks Josh. I didn't read back through much of the thread, but I thought it might be something like this. It would be nice to get clarification from the NWS on this topic since the numbers are being thrown around in the media. Part of my job is to determine the worse case meteorological conditions possible at given sites around the country. Having wind speeds approaching 250 mph would be a special case for sure. -
Devastating tornado strikes Joplin, Missouri
WxFreak11 replied to Hoosier's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
JoMo, I agree with Josh that this is going to be the weather event of the century where most other catastrophes will be measured or compared with. It is still, after a week, still so distubing to see the devastation or worse to hear the horrible details JoMo has told us about the deaths of these people. Even though we love to experience or learn from weather disasters I think for me, it has made me think twice about why I am so fascinated with the power of Mother Nature and the desire to experience some of these events. I don't think I feel the same way anymore. This event is all too devastating and really an unimaginable disaster to have actually lived through. I know there will be more disasters in the future, but the human toll this event has inflicted upon so many people has changed the way I think. Oh I will still be fascinated but not so interested in actually experiencing them anymore. This event was really Hell on Earth for these people. My prayers are with you all in Joplin. -
Devastating tornado strikes Joplin, Missouri
sojitodd replied to Hoosier's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
Actually I think I saw a study of this tornado where there were more than five homes getting f5 ratings in that subdivision, and some of them were not adjacent.. ..anyway I just hate it when maps have ambiguities..(I was a Urban and Economic Geography major in college)..it just pisses me off to no end. *I do get what you are saying though Josh...I was shocked to see that swath of ef5 and it does seem to be almost incredible. Not what I expected at all. I expected the 'spotty' thing as well, hot a solid 2-3 block swath(isotach) for 3.5 plus miles.
