Awesome photo of yesterday's cold front

[coriolis]

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[ColdFront77]

I think it's going the wrong way, up rather than eastward.

[coriolis]

I was facing west, so it was coming right at me.

[ColdFront77]

So when you had (or when you still have) your head down, you were looking east?

[Guest]

I wonder what a triple point would look like?

[pawlee]

looks like one of those streamers you see flapping in the breeze around a used car dealership...

[coriolis]

:lol: So when you had (or when you still have) your head down, you were looking east?

My head is still down.

[azskyman]

I am impressed. Had a big low pressure system over my house once and that "L" in the sky was just awesome to see!

[breeze]

looks like one of those streamers you see flapping in the breeze around a used car dealership...

OWCH! Stop flapping the breeze!!

I looked up in the sky and saw a bow echo, once,
just before the stright-line winds hit....

[coriolis]

Steve, was the "L" inverted so it would appear correct to the satellites?

[azskyman]

How did you know, Ed? Of course it was inverted, but then all I had to do is change positions and it was readable from the surface too!

[coriolis]

Steve, that must be the key to ColdFront's question above. That got me all turned around so I didn't know which way was up. "Highs" would be easy, though.

And Breeze, that bow echo must have been impressive. You just have to know what to look for.

[weatherlover427]

I used to have the N in Long Beach (California) right over my apartment before I moved. Now I have a big black space, and the edge of a green line for an interstate that's about 3/4 of a mile north of me.