Jared Farrer

@brandonwxOK @tknep3 Where were you in relation to hook features? You’re looking at it from the southwest? It looks like.

The radar vs the shot. Enderlin EF5. June 20th, 2025.

@thinkinchaos_ @themattphelps @MatheusWR It was very shallow

@superjdf @themattphelps @MatheusWR "warm core" or "cold core" is relative to its environment, not defined by the absolute temp

That's too much convection for just a ''non tropical low'' in Alaska right now. Just as the medicane yesterday morning, that's a fully tropical system, with rain bands, eye and eyewall. It's about to landfall somewhere in inhabited areas.

@thinkinchaos_ @themattphelps @MatheusWR Yeah i didnt see the waters were that warm so technically it did become a symmetric warm core low. Pretty crazy for march in #Alaska

@themattphelps @MatheusWR Wait its saying its warm core? Symmetric? Whats the central temp has to be low.

@superjdf @MatheusWR

Definitely moving toward strong el nino. That ridge that powerful this early on…sign… things are gonna warm up in that part of the world fast! #wxtwitter #svwx #california #heatwave

@nenecallas Yeah this could be interesting!

A CME associated with the M2.7 flare from AR4392 is expected to reach Earth, and two other CMEs have been observed.

@brianemfinger @DJIGlobal Nice droning! Seems like it lasted a min how long was it on the ground?

Ground shot vs drone shot from Sunday near Stuttgart, AR #arwx #tornado #dji @DJIGlobal

@wxKobold They call that a mackerel sky. Classic Feb skies.

Re-appreciating the insane sunrise on 2026/02/12! The most insane sun pillar I have ever seen, but there's so much more! The clouds are so absolutely dynamic and there's so many types. The one that stands out to me are these wispy lenticular clouds to the right side of the first image -- I suspect there might be some Kelvin-Helmholtz rolls without any clouds to reveal them -- however, KH rolls are perturbing a layer just above them that has maybe a bit more moisture allowing lenticular clouds to form atop the rolls! This may not be the actual cause, but it's the first theory that comes to mind. Usually when you get a very regular periodic pattern like that it tends to be KH rolls (or sometimes HCR's/gravity waves, but I don't think that's what's happening here)

@wxKobold Sun Pillars! Oh yeah.

@GraceCWeather Your work is appreciated and this Field science needs all the help it can get. Only limited by your imagination!

I’m deleting twitter for the time being for mental health sake.

June 16th 2014 one of the #Pilger twins . #Lightroom is actually pretty decent these days! I haven't used #generative upscale on this one yet but its a prime candidate. #tornado #storms

Just outside #Dighton #Kansas May 2008 reprocessed 2026

Texas Panhandle #tornado #April 2010 near Clarendon, TX

4x speed of Pontiac, Il tornado earlier in life cycle. X.com quality is bad had to keep under 512mb. But you can still see the rfd cutting in and counter rotating props. Or cyclone anticyclone pair. #tornado #storms #wxtwitter #svwx

Aerial of the Pontiac, Il rotating wall cloud. This is maybe 5-10 mins prior to tornado. #tornado #weather #svwx #wallcloud

Last Tuesday near Wheatfield, IN #tornado #svwx #wxtwitter

What a neat little tornado today a few miles southwest of Stuttgart. It was on ground for about 7 minutes or so. #arwx #tornado #arkansas @NWSLittleRock Full hd video including full life cycle time lapse is on my fb page here facebook.com/share/v/1Dwukq…

@armchaircast Where ya get that surface chart i like the color palette

That's quite a cyclone that's deepening across the Plains this morning. Don't let the lack of buoyancy or high STP values throw you off today, intensifying cyclones can surprise you. My latest forecast thoughts here: armchairforecaster.com/blog/severe-fo…

@UofOklahoma Is that a new phased array mobile truck? I know weve had the MPAR for a while now but this one looks different

NEWS: A newly funded project led by OU researcher David Schvartzman will use advanced radar technology to deepen our understanding of lightning and storm electrification. The ultimate goal? Improving severe weather warnings and better predicting the risk of structural damage and power outages from thunderstorms. link.ou.edu/4scOT7Q | @OUResearch