Wxdylan
@wxdylan
Georgia Meteorologist. Dad. I annoy people with 2 PVU surface maps and F1 commentary. Own Too Many board games. Views and terrible takes my own. He/him. Clemson (B.S. Physics) and OU (M.S. Meteorology) grad.
Nothing says everyone in the house including all children are now wide awake like the sound of a CG you saw hit a tree up the road reverberating through the nocturnal inversion. Repeatedly.
This country remains undefeated in healthcare when it comes to making anyone outside of it go "wait, that is actually a thing!?" An email to start the school year off from our county:
Very populated area being impacted by what looks to be at least a strong tor. Very bad situation unfolding in Wisconsin.
Goodbye to this sweet kitty. A wonderful 13 years of love. Rest in peace little buddy. 💔
Well I got lucky. Really wanna support this thing even with the price. Curious how they will stagger these starting June 29th.
Georgia has finally consumed a Carolina, but I am now much, much too close to Florida for my own comfort.
Me: I'll finally get the lawn mowed after dinner. Atmosphere: lol, no, bad meteorologist
Well, the track will certainly be green for the Miami Grand Prix. Interesting decision to move the race forward to 1 pm...my guess is they are hoping for a window between this and storms forecast for later, though models certainly weren't showing quite this level of morning convection.
If you or someone you know is looking to start a career in the NWS, we've sent out one of the biggest recruiting announcements in a decade. I -highly- encourage you to find someone in the NWS to talk to about applications. The process is significantly changed from years past. Come work with me!
By no means will this end the drought for Georgia (we are over 10 inches in the hole for rainfall deficit the past few months), but it absolutely will help. Hoping this continues to slide even further into central and south Georgia where things are categorically worse.
Our SOO retired last year. One thing that will permanently stick with me are the vivid descriptions of his surveys from this event. He could give very specific details of the damage he saw along Friendship Road near Ringgold over a decade later.
$74.44 and fees for the winning record Clemson has against the local state Disney villain. Let's do some good in this world. CC @edsbs.bsky.social @hollyanderson.bsky.social @newap-georgia.bsky.social
Entering Costco: If I stop at the food court, I will get a smoothie or something and resist the hotdog and soda deal. Exiting Costco, every time:
I haven't had time to do a deep dive (oldest son had his birthday, youngest has been on a sleep strike all weekend), but from what has been shared and I've seen, severe potential for north and central Georgia will peak during the morning with impacts likely during the commute for ATL.
40 to 45 mph off TATL inside the southwest perimeter. 10 to 15 mph off KFFC, which given the angle is approaching near perpendicular and becoming not useful for straightline wind investigation.
Ah crap. Getting windy near the surface down towards south Fulton into Coweta. <ImInDanger.gif>
Good example of being careful about radar interpretation w/ velocity. Radar measures wind moving toward and away along the radial. As line approaches radar, the angle on the outer portion becomes larger, and the vector component blowing towards the radar lower. Get a 10-15 mph difference off TATL.
About to get windy on the west side of ATL, moving to the southeast. Descending rear inflow jet signs in place with bowing line segment and evaporation of the stratiform precip just behind.
Nice, clean graphics are a plus, but love the highly visible risk descriptions with clear numbering of risk levels. We've been using the zoomed in version of these for a while with much success, so I'm happy to see this go national, so to speak.