Notice the red dot below ShowLow, well.....that's ME! Can't stay cuz of severe CG lightning!
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/radar/loop/DS.p ... kfsx.shtml
Dennis
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azsnowman
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HOLY COW!
Check out THIS radar loop, I've got a SOLID 2" of DIME SIZED HAIL on the ground and reports over the scanner of 3" + on the main drag
Notice the red dot below ShowLow, well.....that's ME! Can't stay cuz of severe CG lightning!
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/radar/loop/DS.p ... kfsx.shtml
Dennis
Notice the red dot below ShowLow, well.....that's ME! Can't stay cuz of severe CG lightning!
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/radar/loop/DS.p ... kfsx.shtml
Dennis
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Aslkahuna
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No Hail Here
but a little surprise boomer activity for eastern AZ today. The activity was supposed to stay further to the east but fortunately for us, Mother Nature doesn't look at the computer models.
Steve
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Tornado_Chaser2005
lol yeah you got that right about the computer models. They can't saee the outflow boundaries, and forecast moisture surges;)
BTW< I saw those storms on radar when I saw this post, very nice indeed. they looked stationary, and didn't know which way they wanted to go, until they moved SE
Tornado Chaser
BTW< I saw those storms on radar when I saw this post, very nice indeed. they looked stationary, and didn't know which way they wanted to go, until they moved SE
Tornado Chaser
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