Ross Lazear
@rlazear.bsky.social
Weather forecasting and severe weather at UAlbany, also MN twins baseball, cycling, music, film, being outdoors as much as possible...
A quick local chase led me to this beautiful storm in East Nassau, NY this afternoon (taken at 2:21 PM EDT).
July 21, 2025 at 12:47 AM
A quick local chase led me to this beautiful storm in East Nassau, NY this afternoon (taken at 2:21 PM EDT).
The morning sounding (from Tropical Tidbits, 12Z 1 Feb 3-km NAM forecast for 14Z today) exhibiting backed within within near saturated air (also depicted in Dylan's composites) behind the departing cyclone and beneath subsidence and dry air aloft. A beautiful snow, but not always easy to forecast!
February 1, 2025 at 4:39 PM
The morning sounding (from Tropical Tidbits, 12Z 1 Feb 3-km NAM forecast for 14Z today) exhibiting backed within within near saturated air (also depicted in Dylan's composites) behind the departing cyclone and beneath subsidence and dry air aloft. A beautiful snow, but not always easy to forecast!
Today's Mohawk-Hudson convergence (MHC) snowfall in the Capital Region was a tricky forecast, but the sea-level pressure composite for cold-season MHC (created by UAlbany student Dylan Card) is nearly identical to this morning's SLP / geostrophic NE flow (from @burgwx.bsky.social's polarwx.com).
February 1, 2025 at 4:39 PM
Today's Mohawk-Hudson convergence (MHC) snowfall in the Capital Region was a tricky forecast, but the sea-level pressure composite for cold-season MHC (created by UAlbany student Dylan Card) is nearly identical to this morning's SLP / geostrophic NE flow (from @burgwx.bsky.social's polarwx.com).