#RedditMeteorology

I've long been curious about how barometric pressure contours would look as a 3D surface, so I decided to try and make my own maps. Borrowing heavily from MetPy Mondays and countless Google searches, I created these animations.…

Feeling very curious about it. In-fa is barely bigger than Taiwan and is super typhoon-strength? Any opinions? c: submitted by /u/OrlandoTheMarshmallo [link] [comments]

Hello everybody, I was looking on the windy weather radar site and I observed this pattern of rain clouds. There are cloud bands which starts from a central point and stops to a circle edge. Can someone explain this phenomenon?…

Enjoy lots of sunshine and warmer temperatures—a perfect day for raking! High near 70°F, with gentle southwest winds at 5–10 mph. submitted by /u/hotwx [link] [comments]

On October 20, 2026, in Taquarituba, SP, Brazil (yes, I'm Brazilian), I saw these clouds that look like they have waves. Could they be Asperitas? submitted by /u/Manel373 [link] [comments]

I went through the first Polar Vortex wind reversal of every winter since 1958, and the earliest so far was November 28, in 1968 and again last winter.…

A couple days ago, I posted a 3D animation of a geopotential height isobaric map. Would it be okay if I posted monthly updates or is that considered spamming? I have Sept compiled and can post Oct in a few days.…

This series was captured in N Indiana by my kid with their head in the clouds! submitted by /u/Old_Contribution1376 [link] [comments]

Im primarily looking for an answer on the first one. The first clouds are pretty low, and this was taken in a valley that has 400m (ish) mountains on one side, and <200m on the other side.…

Hello! Back in 2016, my friends and I set out to build an app for viewing GOES weather satellite data. We made a website and iOS and Android apps, and a few years ago SatSquatch 2.0 finally got close to what we had in mind.…

3D animation of geopotential height isobaric 850 hPa for September 2026. submitted by /u/Sudden-Barber-2518 [link] [comments]

im trying to get a tornado on camera that forms from a squall line instead of a major supercell. im also trying to catch other unrelated weather events. im building a probe as well so i dont have to put myself in danger.…

I have a project that uses ASOS 1-minute sampled (page 2 data) to analyze atmospheric pressure over time and across regions. ASOS is great because 1) it is publicly available, 2) is finely sampled in time, 3) it covers > 800 stations well distributed…

I only just started my degree so I don't have hopes of contributing to science (yet!), but I'm curious how someone more experienced views the state of the field.…

so we all know the ssw talk at this point is way overblown and any high latitude blocking is really just preventing any major warmth versus bringing in cold air. We know the pacific jet is dominating the pattern and flooding us with mild air.…

i have been researching qlcs tornadoes alot and aksing questions on this subreddit for help on studying them and have been given plenty of helpful advice, but i noticed that due to often being heavily rain wraped and having certain kinks to thier rotation…

Hey all, I’m an weather nerd in Oklahoma and I just released Storm Sweep on the Microsoft Store. It’s a free weather workstation for Windows that decodes NOAA data locally on your PC instead of showing third-party images.…

My employer sell seasonal winter stuff for the winter, and word at the office was that we were to expect less snow on the ground during a strong El Nino. We looked at historical data of past 25 years that seemed to confirm this.…

I'm making a video about "the north wind" as it's associated with winter in folklore historically throughout the northern hemisphere (Greek, Roman, Northern European, Inuit, etc).…