Nashville Severe Weather and Storm Chasing Blog
The National Weather Service office here in Nashville along with many others across the country have upgraded the resolution of their radar data today. This means more accurate warnings and forecasts when using radar, because forecasters will have a better idea of what is going on in the atmosphere. Currently only Base Reflectivity and Base [...]
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As promised, I have been working on an online store for the website. The purpose of this store is to help pay for domain fees, as well as any future additions. Fee free to browse the “store” section of the website, or go to http://cafepress.com/tempestchasing! Clicking on the main abnner on the store takes you [...]
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Happy New Year! It is hard to believe that 2010 is upon us, but it will be bringing some good changes. 2009 was a great year, with the conception Tempest Chasing itself part of it! 2010, however, is going to bring the experience I need in storm spotting. There have been rumors going around on [...]
Read More...Discovery Channel’s Storm Chasers season finale airs Sunday night, and will be a 2 hour special jam packed with tornado intercepts! TornadoVideos.Net lead storm chasers Reed Timmer and Chris Chittick get a fistful of speeding glass to the face, and Sean Casey gets the imax footage he has been searching for, after 10 years. Here [...]
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As promised, here are some photos of my awesome time at our local National Weather Service office! There was a presentation in their Briefing Room, a tour of the operations room, their fortified tornado shelter, and they talked about all of their different instruments including radiosondes, radar, rain gauges, and ozone measurers! The slideshow in [...]
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October 21, 2009 is fall severe weather awareness day! [quote]The National Weather Service office in Nashville, Tennessee is conducting a Severe Weather Awareness Day on Wednesday, October 21, 2009. The purpose of this day is to call attention to the secondary peak severe weather season that begins in the late fall. November historically has been a very [...]
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There are a WHOLE bunch of new features I have been working on lately, and so I thought it would be best to announce them so that you know how to use them! If you have not created a user profile on this website, now is a good time, because there is some awesome stuff! [...]
Read More...New Feature! This website is now streaming LIVE GRlevel3 Radar! Current products are Base Reflectivity, Base Velocity, and Storm Relative Velocity. I will say, this is still quite bugged right now.. but it is a work in progress. It is having trouble updating, so at this moment radar images may (or may not) be old [...]
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Some new features have been added! If you go to the Weather Forecasts tab (not the blog category) there will be options for SPC outlooks, US radar, and the Nashville SKEW-T diagram. Photos have 3 galleries, including storm photos, cloud photos, and storm damage photos. If you have any suggestions for future features in the [...]
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