Weather Pictures

[Phil]

Passage of the QLCS last night. Gust to 54mph and approximately 1.5” of rain followed by a dewpoint plunge from 71*F to 31*F in just a few hours.

 

[Phil]

That QLCS produced straight line winds of 110mph in Bucks County, PA. Yikes.

 

https://www.buckscountycouriertimes.com/news/20191101/weather-service-110-mph-winds-hit-bucks

[Anti Marine Layer]

Christmas tree with palm trees next to it.

 

[Timmy Supercell]

Christmas tree with palm trees next to it.

 

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That's one tall a$$ tree! 

[Phil]

Some of the weather videos from my phone I recently compiled and uploaded. Just a few of the 150+ videos sitting idle on my phone, but whatever. Got 4 up just today.

 

Anyway..2016 blizzard recap. Can’t believe it’s been 4yrs already.

 

[Phil]

Ice falling off the trees following freezing rain.

 

[Phil]

Windstorm with 60-70mph gusts.

 

[Phil]

Living nightmare..70*F downpour in the middle of January.

 

This was just a few weeks ago.

 

[Phil]

Windstorm Thanksgiving Eve 2019. Rough night & groggy holiday for our guests staying on the West side of the house.

 

[Phil]

Flying back home from GA. Smack dab into a nasty storm approaching the airport.

 

[Phil]

Black bear visits Ocean House @ Haida Gwaii.

 

[Phil]

Foggy sunrise Haida Gwaii sound.

 

[Phil]

Whales surface near the boat.

 

[Phil]

After a number of rough wind events during the first week of March, this guy wire bracket on my anemometer pole had had enough and gave way.

 

The steel bracket literally warped and ruptured, sending the guy wire recoiling through the air, snapping off from the fastened base bracket and launching into the trees. It’s a heavy pole, but I didn’t know the microswaying could put this much tension on an individual bracket. Will definitely have to rethink this.

 

[Phil]

Huge storm today. Blast of wind snapped branches and threw tree debris hundreds of feet in the air. A few MoCo MESONET stations recorded winds to ~ 70mph.

 

Caught some pictures of the first two gusts. Can see some debris aloft and breaking branches in the canopy.

 

[Anti Marine Layer]

[Phil]

Some violent updrafts today in this swampy airmass.

 

Cumulus congestus-to-cumulonimbus transition with an exposed updraft column:

 

 

[SilverFallsAndrew]

2.26.19

 

[Blizzard777]

Today after the marine push 

[GoldenEars]

Been following the PNW weather forum everyday for 3 years and decided I would post some pictures of the impressive snowpack on the backside of Golden Ears this winter. I'm sure a lot of you guys can see this mountain from Washington, this is the view from the other side.

[Mercurial]

Some photos from here in Aomori, Japan this winter.  This has been a milder-than-average winter for Aomori, but we've still had some great storms.  The climate here is by far the best I've ever experienced, and I used to live in various snow belt regions in Montana (moving back there later this year probably).

[MossMan]

Pictures from 2/13-2/14/21

[westiztehbest]

Hiking up Mt Spokane recently.

 

 

 

[GoldenEars]

A couple pics from a Thanksgiving hike up to Rohr Lake up by Pemberton BC. Hoping for lots of snow in Pitt Meadows BC this year!

[Anti Marine Layer]

How about some marine layer haze?

[Mercurial]

Walking around last night during our band of ocean-effect thundersnow...

EDIT: IT WON'T END!!!  You may hear about the Tohoku Japan December '21 snowfall in the international news tomorrow.  Still snowing 3-5" per hour.

 

[Timmy Supercell]

Haven't been on this thread in a while. Some 2021 highlights. A few at the end I never shared until now. Sunset in Grants, NM with the uhual in the background. 

[MossMan]

From a White Christmas to a White New Years Day and everything in between! 

[Doinko]

On 1/7/2022 at 11:46 PM, MossMan said:

From a White Christmas to a White New Years Day and everything in between! 

Wow, those are some amazing photos. Is your area in the PSCZ, which is why you had that much snow? Most areas in western WA and OR seem to have had less than that. Sorry for the ignorance haha, I'm not that familiar with WA microclimates.

[Doinko]

Some photos from January 11th, 2017, definitely my favorite snow event. 13 inches in one night and clear/cold days that allowed the snow to stick around for almost a week. I was asleep but there were also reports of thundersnow, and the winds allowed the snow to drift a lot.

 

 

 

[Anti Marine Layer]

December 2019, a few days after Christmas. Lots of snow on Saddleback Mountain. 

[Doinko]

April 11th, 2022. These photos were taken after some melting had happened though, there was a bit more beforehand.

 

[MossMan]

On 6/27/2022 at 6:23 PM, Doinko said:

Wow, those are some amazing photos. Is your area in the PSCZ, which is why you had that much snow? Most areas in western WA and OR seem to have had less than that. Sorry for the ignorance haha, I'm not that familiar with WA microclimates.

Just saw your post from June LOL! Yes I am in the convergence zone. I am in the northern part of where it typically forms depending on the flow around the Olympics.

[Meatyorologist]

4 hours ago, MossMan said:

Just saw your post from June LOL! Yes I am in the convergence zone. I am in the northern part of where it typically forms depending on the flow around the Olympics.

Some DMV response times here!