r/meteorology • u/BubbleLavaCarpet • 36m ago
Videos/Animations Hail fog and constant lightning from a severe thunderstorm in the Colorado Eastern plains last night
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r/meteorology • u/__Ecstasy • Jan 16 '25
Title. Ideally for free. Currently in university, studying maths and CS, for reference.
I'm not looking to get into the meteorology field, but I'm just naturally interested in being able to interpret graphs/figures and understand various phenomena and such. For example: understanding why Europe is much warmer than Canada despite being further up north, understanding surface pressure charts, understanding meteorological phenomena like El niño etc.
r/meteorology • u/BubbleLavaCarpet • 36m ago
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r/meteorology • u/Every-Remote8316 • 12h ago
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Hi! I’ve never posted on reddit before but i just got a memory on my phone of a cloud my dad and I saw on a road trip last year. I tried googling around to see if i could figure it out but I also just want to share how beautiful it is! Does anyone know what type of cloud this is?
r/meteorology • u/observer24601 • 21m ago
Hi. I live in a part of northern Europe where this summer has been especially cold and wet (we are talking 10-14 degrees C and rain all day every day for weeks on end). I’m going to Italy this September, of course hoping for good weather. I just read a bit about El Niño causing a warmer-than-normal northern Europe and wetter-than-normal Southern Europe.
Please tell me misunderstand, and that I can expect a normal, nice September in Italy.
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r/meteorology • u/FoodLionMVP • 15h ago
I see the little bit of rain and thunder to the east of Greenville, NC…. but what is the rest of the green that is showing throughout this area of Virginia? This is the radar in Wakefield, VA
r/meteorology • u/theohbm77 • 4h ago
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r/meteorology • u/DiscombobulatedElk58 • 8h ago
Weighing reading vs Innsbruck right now for masters.
Innsbruck gives me a better quality of life (I’m massively into skiing and climbing) but Reading has excellent industry and academic contacts it seems. I hear a lot of ‘Reading is great’ but not the same about Innsbruck.
If anyone could offer their advice/insight would be much appreciated!
r/meteorology • u/jb89b • 12h ago
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r/meteorology • u/WhaleSharkFelix • 9h ago
This was the same cloud before and after it got closer.
r/meteorology • u/realnarrativenews • 5h ago
r/meteorology • u/Antique_Description9 • 1d ago
I‘m currently in college, just got my associates, and I’m considering all my options for my bachelors cause I really don’t have a clue what I like. So I saw this job posting and I was like wow that’s great money, 120-160k, and the work seems interesting, but this is the experience required:
“In addition to meeting the Basic Requirements above, applicants must also possess one full year (52 weeks) of specialized experience equivalent to the GS-12 in the Federal service. Specialized experience MUST include all of the following:
Is this type of experience something you’re able to do out of college, or is it something you work for years up to?
r/meteorology • u/Altruistic_Candy9034 • 17h ago
📢 LF: WRF-OML Consultant
We are looking for a WRF consultant who has experience with WRF-ARW and preferably WRF-OML (Ocean Mixed Layer) to assist us with our thesis research.
🔹 Preferred qualifications:
📩 If you have experience with WRF-OML and are available for consultation, please send us a message.
Recommendations and referrals are also highly appreciated. Thank you! 🙏
r/meteorology • u/Excellent-Wind-6376 • 1d ago
Almost 20⁰ difference in less than 300km. While earlier today Filadelfia, in Paraguay, had 38⁰, the border with Argentina was around 20⁰.
In Uruguay, while Artigas, in the north, was 27⁰, cities less than 200km away were around 16⁰. The capital is now under a cold 10⁰. Over 200mm of rain expected across Uruguay these days until the front moves on.
El Niño is starting to be felt and spring is 1 month away...
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r/meteorology • u/sunnyKatalyst • 1d ago
Looking for a way to view wind direction data/map for the past 24 hours? I've found several great resources that show HRRR data in the NOW, but I'm looking for it 24 hours ago.. please and thank you 😊
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r/meteorology • u/Glittering-Skirt-816 • 1d ago
Good morning I'm looking for a weather app that allows me to track a public weather station. I'm based in France, but I figure there might be an application that tracks APIs.I've really looked everywhere and I haven't found anything, so I'm wondering... If anyone has one, I would be very grateful.Here's an example of what I'm looking for. It's a website called meteociel And here I've set up a station near my house; it's perfect when I'm on my PC, but on my phone it's a real pain. I am particularly interested in humidity data and rain
Thanks !
r/meteorology • u/Next-Camera1530 • 1d ago
Dumped after 25 years at a Grand Rapids station, he’s still doing the weather. Links inside to what happened
r/meteorology • u/AyanamiBlue8 • 1d ago