Dan Nelson
@ic3mandan.bsky.social
NWS Meteorologist up in Anchorage, Alaska currently. Everything Virginia Tech sports and weather!
-Opinions are my own.
-Opinions are my own.
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Imagine if they’d had sandwiches. 🥪
August 15, 2025 at 5:37 PM
Imagine if they’d had sandwiches. 🥪
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Posting for posterity.
January 28, 2025 at 2:50 AM
Posting for posterity.
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Sports: where it's entirely appropriate for the official to say "at some point we might do something but we aren't going to be specific about it"
January 26, 2025 at 10:48 PM
Sports: where it's entirely appropriate for the official to say "at some point we might do something but we aren't going to be specific about it"
That’s my Blizzard Watch I issued earlier this evening!
AFC issues Winter Storm Watch valid at Nov 14, 3:00 AM AKST for Kuskokwim Delta [AK] till Nov 14, 3:00 PM AKST link
November 13, 2024 at 8:51 AM
That’s my Blizzard Watch I issued earlier this evening!
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Lots of weather going on in today's satellite view:
- Formerly major Hurricane Rafael rapidly weakening
- Major early season snowstorm in Colorado
- Multiple tropical disturbances in the Atlantic
- Large fire in northern NJ with a smoke plume extending into NYC
- Formerly major Hurricane Rafael rapidly weakening
- Major early season snowstorm in Colorado
- Multiple tropical disturbances in the Atlantic
- Large fire in northern NJ with a smoke plume extending into NYC
November 9, 2024 at 6:12 PM
Lots of weather going on in today's satellite view:
- Formerly major Hurricane Rafael rapidly weakening
- Major early season snowstorm in Colorado
- Multiple tropical disturbances in the Atlantic
- Large fire in northern NJ with a smoke plume extending into NYC
- Formerly major Hurricane Rafael rapidly weakening
- Major early season snowstorm in Colorado
- Multiple tropical disturbances in the Atlantic
- Large fire in northern NJ with a smoke plume extending into NYC
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Satellite loop of Hurricane Oscar's unexpected rapid intensification today, with rotating hot towers visible around its tiny eye:
October 19, 2024 at 9:17 PM
Satellite loop of Hurricane Oscar's unexpected rapid intensification today, with rotating hot towers visible around its tiny eye:
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Give my good friend Dan a follow.
Reintroduction of myself:
-NWS Meterologist in Anchorage, Alaska since April 2022.
-Physical Scientist at Naval Oceanographic Office 2017-2022.
-Interested in terrain driven gap winds, coastal flooding. Want to learn computer programming one day.
-Virginia Tech Meteorology class of 2016.
-NWS Meterologist in Anchorage, Alaska since April 2022.
-Physical Scientist at Naval Oceanographic Office 2017-2022.
-Interested in terrain driven gap winds, coastal flooding. Want to learn computer programming one day.
-Virginia Tech Meteorology class of 2016.
October 19, 2024 at 3:50 PM
Give my good friend Dan a follow.
Reposted by Dan Nelson
Reintroduction of myself:
-NWS Meterologist in Anchorage, Alaska since April 2022.
-Physical Scientist at Naval Oceanographic Office 2017-2022.
-Interested in terrain driven gap winds, coastal flooding. Want to learn computer programming one day.
-Virginia Tech Meteorology class of 2016.
-NWS Meterologist in Anchorage, Alaska since April 2022.
-Physical Scientist at Naval Oceanographic Office 2017-2022.
-Interested in terrain driven gap winds, coastal flooding. Want to learn computer programming one day.
-Virginia Tech Meteorology class of 2016.
October 19, 2024 at 3:46 PM
Reintroduction of myself:
-NWS Meterologist in Anchorage, Alaska since April 2022.
-Physical Scientist at Naval Oceanographic Office 2017-2022.
-Interested in terrain driven gap winds, coastal flooding. Want to learn computer programming one day.
-Virginia Tech Meteorology class of 2016.
-NWS Meterologist in Anchorage, Alaska since April 2022.
-Physical Scientist at Naval Oceanographic Office 2017-2022.
-Interested in terrain driven gap winds, coastal flooding. Want to learn computer programming one day.
-Virginia Tech Meteorology class of 2016.