Zachary Biggs
@wxbiggs.bsky.social
Severe weather enthusiast. Photographer.
Works with weather radar professionally.
The heavens declare the glory of God; the sky displays his handiwork.
Psalms 19:1 NET
See more of my photography at:
www.pursuingthetempest.com
Works with weather radar professionally.
The heavens declare the glory of God; the sky displays his handiwork.
Psalms 19:1 NET
See more of my photography at:
www.pursuingthetempest.com
Really cool looking clouds moving over the NWC. Almost look like mountain wave clouds.
October 29, 2025 at 6:32 PM
Really cool looking clouds moving over the NWC. Almost look like mountain wave clouds.
Reposted by Zachary Biggs
Can Enemy Love Heal America’s Political Divide?
YouTube video by Holy Post Media
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September 20, 2025 at 7:12 PM
With the new baby, I did not get out much this spring. Which was ok. I had more important things to do. 👨🍼😊
But I did make it out a few times. One of those was on May 25th. A really fantastic series of Supercells in Northwest Texas. Its fun to watch all that vorticity... not produce a tornado. 😆
But I did make it out a few times. One of those was on May 25th. A really fantastic series of Supercells in Northwest Texas. Its fun to watch all that vorticity... not produce a tornado. 😆
September 20, 2025 at 3:45 AM
With the new baby, I did not get out much this spring. Which was ok. I had more important things to do. 👨🍼😊
But I did make it out a few times. One of those was on May 25th. A really fantastic series of Supercells in Northwest Texas. Its fun to watch all that vorticity... not produce a tornado. 😆
But I did make it out a few times. One of those was on May 25th. A really fantastic series of Supercells in Northwest Texas. Its fun to watch all that vorticity... not produce a tornado. 😆
Spring is finally here in Oklahoma. 😄
Thunderstorm gust front sweeping through Western Oklahoma on the night of March 29th.
It was cold and WINDY!
Thunderstorm gust front sweeping through Western Oklahoma on the night of March 29th.
It was cold and WINDY!
April 12, 2025 at 3:23 AM
Spring is finally here in Oklahoma. 😄
Thunderstorm gust front sweeping through Western Oklahoma on the night of March 29th.
It was cold and WINDY!
Thunderstorm gust front sweeping through Western Oklahoma on the night of March 29th.
It was cold and WINDY!
What strange and sobering times we live in. I am thankful for those speaking out. I don't know how much time I and many others have left with NOAA. But it sure has been wonderful to see the encouragement. 🥹
March 5, 2025 at 9:37 PM
What strange and sobering times we live in. I am thankful for those speaking out. I don't know how much time I and many others have left with NOAA. But it sure has been wonderful to see the encouragement. 🥹
Crazy supercell lightning from two years ago in mid April. This is actually two supercells interacting over Norman to Shawnee OK. Supercells tend to produce crazy amounts of lightning right where the main updraft punches up into the anvil.
February 20, 2025 at 12:55 AM
Crazy supercell lightning from two years ago in mid April. This is actually two supercells interacting over Norman to Shawnee OK. Supercells tend to produce crazy amounts of lightning right where the main updraft punches up into the anvil.
Sometimes you just gotta take your camera to work.
This is the old WSR-57 antenna that is on display at the Radar Operations Center.
The image gives good "February in Oklahoma" vibes.
This is the old WSR-57 antenna that is on display at the Radar Operations Center.
The image gives good "February in Oklahoma" vibes.
February 11, 2025 at 6:13 AM
Sometimes you just gotta take your camera to work.
This is the old WSR-57 antenna that is on display at the Radar Operations Center.
The image gives good "February in Oklahoma" vibes.
This is the old WSR-57 antenna that is on display at the Radar Operations Center.
The image gives good "February in Oklahoma" vibes.
Reposted by Zachary Biggs
“Why do I need NOAA? I’ve got a weather app.”
Is equivalent to asking
“Why do I need farms? I can go to the supermarket.”
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Is equivalent to asking
“Why do I need farms? I can go to the supermarket.”
www.noaa.gov/about-our-ag...
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February 9, 2025 at 4:22 AM
“Why do I need NOAA? I’ve got a weather app.”
Is equivalent to asking
“Why do I need farms? I can go to the supermarket.”
www.noaa.gov/about-our-ag...
Is equivalent to asking
“Why do I need farms? I can go to the supermarket.”
www.noaa.gov/about-our-ag...
A significant tornado occurred in Southwest Oklahoma on May 23rd this past year. It was very hard for us to see. We were due south of it right in the storm's inflow jet which was picking up tons of dust.
January 29, 2025 at 11:48 PM
A significant tornado occurred in Southwest Oklahoma on May 23rd this past year. It was very hard for us to see. We were due south of it right in the storm's inflow jet which was picking up tons of dust.
This was one of my favorite winter scenes from a few years ago. Somewhere in Northwest Oklahoma in 2020 or 2021.
January 21, 2025 at 1:59 AM
This was one of my favorite winter scenes from a few years ago. Somewhere in Northwest Oklahoma in 2020 or 2021.
One of my absolute all time favorite storms occured in NW Texas on May 30th 2012. It looked like a massive, corck-screwed vacuum cleaner.
December 14, 2024 at 4:10 PM
One of my absolute all time favorite storms occured in NW Texas on May 30th 2012. It looked like a massive, corck-screwed vacuum cleaner.
I stumbled across this fantastic video by @convchronicles.bsky.social on the May 6th 2024 severe weather event. I was definitely puzzled by the lack of daytime significant tornadoes and rapid upscale growth . This video offers very compelling evidence as to why. youtu.be/nuRKngLhszc?...
The May 6, 2024, Oklahoma High Risk: A Meteorological Breakdown
YouTube video by Convective Chronicles
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December 7, 2024 at 4:07 PM
I stumbled across this fantastic video by @convchronicles.bsky.social on the May 6th 2024 severe weather event. I was definitely puzzled by the lack of daytime significant tornadoes and rapid upscale growth . This video offers very compelling evidence as to why. youtu.be/nuRKngLhszc?...
November 25, 2024 at 3:17 AM
Gorgeous sunset a few weeks ago after one of our recent heavy rain events here in Central Oklahoma.
Taken from Scissortail Park in OKC.
Taken from Scissortail Park in OKC.
November 21, 2024 at 10:00 PM
Gorgeous sunset a few weeks ago after one of our recent heavy rain events here in Central Oklahoma.
Taken from Scissortail Park in OKC.
Taken from Scissortail Park in OKC.
Well, here I am on a new social media platform.
Cool.
First posts are always awkward I guess.
Anyhow, here is one of my favorite photographs of colorful Colorado. Holly Colorado in late June of 2023 to be more precise.
Cool.
First posts are always awkward I guess.
Anyhow, here is one of my favorite photographs of colorful Colorado. Holly Colorado in late June of 2023 to be more precise.
November 21, 2024 at 3:51 AM
Well, here I am on a new social media platform.
Cool.
First posts are always awkward I guess.
Anyhow, here is one of my favorite photographs of colorful Colorado. Holly Colorado in late June of 2023 to be more precise.
Cool.
First posts are always awkward I guess.
Anyhow, here is one of my favorite photographs of colorful Colorado. Holly Colorado in late June of 2023 to be more precise.