Grant Gabel

Now let’s carry that energy into the fall! Step up, deliver and shock the world. There isn’t one person out there thinking it can be done.

@NWSHastings ROY G BIV all the way across!

@JessicaBlumWx I spotted one negative tilted trough in our area and a lot of northwesterly flow. Not good for our drought situation. I love looking at that map!

I love being a nerd. I bought maps of Nebraska today with a weather friend. Now I’m just mesmerized by looking at the upper-air pattern over the next 384 hours.

RARE CLOUDS! These are Kevin-Helmholtz clouds, or KH waves 🌊 They form with a strong difference in wind speed and/or direction (wind shear) between two layers of air in the atmosphere, with a faster-moving, less dense upper layer flowing over a slower, denser lower layer. #NEwx

Will never forget that semi final game against Paxton….. Anderson goes coast to coast to force overtime……

THE DRYLINE – no place in the world has a dryline as robust, sharp and impactful as we have in North America. It's an extreme clash that exists on an order of miles. Tropical, Florida-like moisture juxtaposed against desert dryness. In Oklahoma, a simple drive of 5 miles separates a Sahara-like airmass from rainforest-like moisture. Unless you've experienced it, it's hard to believe. Dew points will vary by 50 degrees in barely 8 miles! The dryline is responsible for some of our nation's most dramatic weather. The clashing air masses routinely brew severe thunderstorms with tornadoes, baseball-sized hail and torrential rains. Like clockwork, rounds of violent storms crop up every April and May. Unlike cold fronts, drylines don't bring dropping temperatures. It often stays warm or even gets HOTTER behind storms. So how does the dryline work? Thunderstorms happen because the dry air is denser than moist air. Yes, really! Air is mostly nitrogen gas (N2), which weighs more per molecule than water vapor (water gas). So the more water in the air, the lighter the air is compared to dry air, which is mostly N2. That's why the dry, dense air effectively impinges upon, and kicks up, pockets of moisture-laden air to the east. That often generates storms.

I can't get enough of these Huddle Play Calls from 1929 Army 😂😂😂 sound on

#Nebraska might have the best Athletic Department in America (outside of football) ⛹️‍♂️M Basketball = Sweet 16 ⛹️‍♀️W Basketball = NCAA Tournament 🏐Volleyball = Powerhouse ⚾️Baseball = Top 20 in America 🥎Softball = Top 5 in America 🤼‍♂️Wrestling = Top 5 in America

@CFBHome Ahh duh!! Famous Reilly catch coming from out of bounds!

@coachgabel23 2015 vs #6 Michigan St

Teams with 0 ranked wins during the #CFBPlayoff Era Rutgers: 0-37 Kent State: 0-18 UTSA: 0-15 UNLV: 0-14 FAU: 0-14 San Jose State: 0-13 ULM: 0-13 UMass: 0-12 Colorado State: 0-11 UTEP: 0-10 Akron: 0-10 Southern Miss: 0-9 New Mexico State: 0-9 Bowling Green: 0-8 Texas State: 0-8 Charlotte: 0-7 Eastern Michigan: 0-5 FIU: 0-4 Jacksonville State: 0-4 Sam Houston: 0-3 Ohio: 0-3 Delware: 0-2 Missouri State: 0-2 Kennesaw State: 0-1

The OTUS Project team released the first ever 360 drone video shot inside of a tornado in Wyoming.

Nailed it.

@NWSHastings first storm of the year. Looking from 1 mile east and 3.5 south.

This is pretty cool. An NBA player casually mentioning a former member of the CRC!

The opening to The Masters on CBS was just unreal:

A preview of what Orion’s crew will experience during Artemis II reentry. This is real-time footage from Artemis I, it won’t be exactly the same, of course. So, while mission profiles differ slightly, the same physics applies - hypersonic reentry, plasma formation, and the curved Earth ready to capture our brave astronauts. Post your guesses as to what the sounds you hear are in the comments, deniers not welcome.

Artemis II Trajectory vs. Apollo 11 and Apollo 13 [🎞️ dflores.07]

THE FIRST EVER ONE SHINING MOMENT 🤩 #MarchMadness

Big 10 really runs college sports Football champs (back-to-back-to back) Women's Basketball Champs Women's hockey champs (back-to-back for Badgers, 7th straight for Big 10 teams) Men's soccer champs Field hockey champs Men's water polo champs #1 Beach Volleyball team #1 baseball team 1/2 teams left in Men's basketball 2/4 teams left in Men's hockey 2/8 teams left in gymnastics