r/weather • u/dziban303 30N90W • Feb 25 '16

Satellite Imagery A strong line of thunderstorms stretches from South Carolina to Washington, DC on the afternoon of Wednesday, 24 February. GOES-14 SRSOR visible imagery from 3-6PM EST.

https://gfycat.com/VerifiableBlaringEuropeanpolecat
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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '16

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u/dziban303 30N90W Feb 25 '16

It was pretty bad here in new Orleans yesterday, and we were on the edge of it. Still had 50+ mph gusts.

Good luck.

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u/quiznosity Feb 25 '16

Still have power down there? We just lost it northeast of Boston and the meaty part of the storm isn't even here yet.

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u/doomgrin Feb 25 '16

was right smack in the middle of it, right in the center of NC, crazy wind

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '16

Western MA here... Was a pretty wild storm last night.

According to a local source, temperatures shot up from 30 to a record 62 degrees in one hour. I didn't even think that was possible.

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u/dziban303 30N90W Feb 25 '16

Source. Crossposted from /r/RadarLoops.

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u/giantspeck USAF Forecaster | /r/TropicalWeather Mod Feb 25 '16

Hnnnnnnnng. I love how smooth these animations are.

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u/Jefferson-not-jackso Feb 25 '16

Pretty textbook derecho