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NOAA Weather Satellite Images

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Retired Unit 2 2004-2011. NOAA Weather Satellite Images. Saturday, 11 April 2009 03:03. NOAA WATER VAPOR SATELLITE. High Resolution regional satellite images and loops, which are often preferred by Storm Chasers can be seen here. These links from the Colorado State University Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere Atmospheric Radiation Measurement are great for using the day of the chase, although they can tax a cellular modem connection because of their size. GOES WEST and EAST.

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Current Watches & Warnings

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Retired Unit 2 2004-2011. Current Watches and Warnings. Saturday, 11 April 2009 02:08. NWS/SPC Watch, Warning, Advisory Display. Updated every 10 minutes. Click here. For 5 min. warning summary graphic.). Small Stream Flood Advisory. High Wind Warning or Advisory. Graphics courtesy of the National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center. Last Updated on Saturday, 11 April 2009 02:16. SPC Aug 23, 2016 Day 4-8 Severe Weather Outlook. SPC - No MDs are in effect as of Tue Aug 23 07:38:02 UTC 2016.

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Featured Storm Chase Vehicles

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Retired Unit 2 2004-2011. Featured Storm Chase Vehicles. Saturday, 11 April 2009 00:24. This section features other storm chaser's vehicles. Hopefully in time this will grow to better represent the broad range of storm chase vehicles that take to the plains each year. If your a chaser and want to get your vehicle on here, check out the information at the bottom of the page. BRAD CARTER'S STORM EXPLORER. WARREN FAIDLEY'S CORE PUNCHER. Last Updated on Saturday, 11 April 2009 00:27.

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SKYWARN Storm Spotter Guides Online Service

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Enter your search terms. As in the other sections, you can click on the glossary image wherever you see it, and the glossary will open in another window. Just close that window when you are ready to continue. In this module, you will learn a few basics of being a storm chaser. This is very basic! It is planned to add a great deal more to this area when the time and material becomes available. (If you are a successful storm chaser, please email me. If you would like to contribute to this area.). There are...

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SKYWARN Storm Spotter Guides Online

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This module compiled with information courtesy of the official NOAA Storm Spotters Guide. As in the other sections, you can click on the glossary image wherever you see it, and the glossary will open in another window. Just close that window when you are ready to continue. Photo by Brian Morganti. Prerequisites for this Training Module:. The information contained in these pages is not for the novice spotter/chaser. It is recommended that spotters go through the BASIC SKYWARN MODULE. And one or two basic ...

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Representative Clients/Cases |

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David Baird, writer/photographer. Joseph J. Delconzo. Hawaiian Art Network LLC. Bob Hughes, principal of Brilliance Photography. QT Luong ( Terra Galleria Photography). Monaco Eye (Gabriel Whiting). Essential Photo Gear / Bob Pelz. James Nelson / Mtn. Sports Photo. Performance Impressions Concert Photography (David Oppenheimer). Tim and Barbara Scully, Hooked on Nature. George Widman Photography L.L.C. 8220;Your service has been excellent, and valued as an essential part of my work. Glenn W. Wheeler.

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Chase Targeting Data

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Retired Unit 2 2004-2011. Saturday, 11 April 2009 03:33. Well connected storm chasers often use a wide variety of data from many sources in order to forecast and pinpoint where they believe significant severe weather will happen during any given day. Chasers often develop their own favorites. Days before the chase we often look at medium and long range models, such as the GFS and look for patterns that we recognize as severe weather producers. DAY 1 OUTLOOK TEXT. DAY 2 OUTLOOK TEXT. DAY 3 OUTLOOK TEXT.

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Severe Weather Outlook

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Retired Unit 2 2004-2011. Saturday, 11 April 2009 01:58. Hover over the links to see the maps. Clicking on the links opens the respective page at the SPC website in a new window. Graphics courtesy of the National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center. On very active Severe Weather days, the SPC server can become very busy. If an image fails to appear, or is outdated, please refresh this page, or try again in a few minutes. Last Updated on Saturday, 11 April 2009 02:08. SPC Day 2 Fire Weather Outlook.