Autumn

bright pink puffs of clouds filling the sky

when beautiful hearts break
wide open—

the sky doesn't dim
it opens wide,
holding their emotions

filling it with color—
alive, aching,
bright and luminous

#poetryrevised #photography #beautifulskies #blueskyartshow

That flow tho.

Direct link to the amazing experimental ice accumulation graphic created by Daniel Tripp included in the most recent Balanced Weather newsletter. Feeling very lucky here in Starkville, MS... tinyurl.com/52ksp7mh

This account is always a breath of fresh air when social media feels overwhelming🐶🩵

This is a pretty neat tool that helps folks prepare and understand what to do if (when) the power goes out.

alexdobrenko.github.io/storm-prep/

#NCwx #SCwx

Sunset of orange clouds and a yellow and blue sky backlighting trees and a power line.

Sunset behind a mobile home sale lot. Sky transitions from yellow on the horizon, to orange and purple clouds, to a vast pale purple sky.

In an overwhelming world, I am still grateful for sunsets 🧡

I will when I actually have interesting results hahaha 🫡

There is actually a potential reference !! www.instagram.com/reel/DR6FW3G...

Last night’s sunset! #ISpySkies

This is amazing thank you for sharing !!

You think I could present on my research investigating kinematic processes related to rapidly weakening tropical cyclones? :) #AtmosphericScience

Views from last week’s #sunset run! #ISpySkies

Five ways NCAR has changed our understanding of weather (& saved lives)

The National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR), an operational research center crucial to furthering our understanding of weather and helping to save lives and property, is at risk of being dismantled. We must not let that happen.

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Yes!

iPhone camera never does it justice. In honor of my return to Bluesky now that I’ve verified my age in the state of Mississippi🤦🏻‍♀️, enjoy this morning’s #sunrise #ispyskies

2025 "Cone of Uncertainty" Update & Refresher Updates and summaries on tropical Atlantic activity... including easterly waves, tropical storms, subtropical storms, and hurricanes.

Remember that the cone is not ever to be used to see where impacts will be experienced. The cone only shows where the center of the storm could track with a historical 2/3 probability.
Refresher:
bmcnoldy.blogspot.com/2025/03/2025...
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Oof yeah... this is why I really like the experimental cone that shades watches/warnings over land. I'm hoping wider use of that format will improve public understanding of spatial risk

I agree! I always glance right over it so I bet the general public isn't reading it either

Excellent and very important reminder for those not familiar with the NHC forecast graphic! I have seen way too many people mess up their explanation and interpretation of the cone...

Distant hurricanes can be deadly. Hurricanes that are far away can still create deadly rip currents and waves. Never assume that the ocean is safe, even if the weather is nice. For maximum safety, swim near a lifeguard. Check the forecast before you go. weather.gov/beach

Hurricanes that are far away can still create deadly rip currents and waves. Never assume that the ocean is safe, even if the weather is nice. Check the forecast before you go. weather.gov/beach