CocoasCola

Just a casual person using Twitter. Currently a weather enthusiast and working up with studying a bit of space weather as well.

[CocoasCola @CocoasCola]

Super Typhoon Haiyan on this day reached its 'insanity' point if you will. Here's a few images from the SNPP VIIRS Satellite as it was bearing down on the Philippines with 170kt winds & 205kt gusts. #Haiyan #JPSS #VIIRS #Haiyan10
OTT/Dvorak(BD)(Open image in new tab for all res)

[Finytes @finytes]

its all coming together

[NASA Earth @NASAEarth]

That's us! 🌍

The Artemis II crew captured beautiful, high-resolution images of our home planet during their journey to the Moon. As @Astro_Christina put it: "You guys look great."

[Michael Fischer @MikeFischerWx]

Interested in hurricanes? I want to introduce TC-ATLAS: the Tropical Cyclone Analysis Tool for Live and Archived Structure. Explore live or past storms without writing a line of code or downloading a data file, building on the capabilities of TC-RADAR: https://t.co/TR53wLxqxP

[Drew Bartlett @wxdoggo]

Storm Recap: NE IL. In order:
1. Aroma Park EF3
2. Possible satellite (or re-emergence) of Aroma Park (EF3/UNK)
3. Separate rope (had a power flash before video) (UNK)
4. Likely anticyclonic tornado in same area (UNK)
@NWSChicago, have you seen evidence of these tornadoes?

[Tomer Burg @burgwx]

Zoomed-in, 1-minute loop leading up to Melissa's record-tying destructive landfall - notice the Air Force plane circling in the eye after experiencing severe turbulence before leaving the storm:

[Tomer Burg @burgwx]

Multi-panel view of the last few days of Hurricane Melissa:
↖️ GOES-19 infrared brightness temp
↗️ GOES-19 visible satellite
↙️ Hurricane hunter planes & flight paths
↘️ Recon-derived flight level wind swath
⬇️ Estimated minimum pressure from recon dropsondes

[CIRA @CIRA_CSU]

Hurricane Kiko strengthens into a powerful, Category 4 storm.

This view shows several swirling cirrus clouds above Kiko's eye.

[CIRA @CIRA_CSU]

Twenty years ago, Hurricane Katrina made its devastating landfall in Louisiana.

This satellite animation shows Katrina's journey from the Florida coast to Louisiana.

[CocoasCola @CocoasCola]

Taking a closer look into the NDBC Buoy 41001 Data, and it's been on quite the ride to say the least as Hurricane Erin was passing very close to it.

[wxKobold @wxKobold]

Interesting fujiwhara-like behavior observed in the squall line that crossed over KMVX last night/this morning. Can see two interacting mesovortices wobble around each other, and one launches northwards, before it all develops into a larger mesovortex.

[CocoasCola @CocoasCola]

@WX867490 @doomhaMwx Unfortunately doesn't seem like it, captures like this from Landsat are quite uncommon.

[CocoasCola @CocoasCola]

Incredible view of Super Typhoon #Noul back in 2015, the stadium effect is very very notable here as it was captured by Landsat-8. Many thanks to @doomhaMwx for pointing me towards this data back in November.

[Imran Mahmood @doomhaMwx]

Cyclone #Vince from earlier this year, sampled by the EarthCARE satellite!

[Ameya Naik @ameyanaik123]

Here's a snapshot of some of the processed I/Q from @raxpol!

[Michael (Aisosa) Igbinoba @MichaelIgbino10]

Over the past few days, I ran a 500 meter sim. of Hurricane Maria's RI in 2017. This simulation resembled reality pretty well on track and intensity (Model 906mb, Reality 908mb).

It even got the eyewall replacement cycle, a process that many models struggle to resolve today.

[OTUS Project @project_otus]

Never seen before perspective of a tornado in Arnett, OK by our research drone on May 18th. Watch the full video in the link below:

[Chase Wilson @DualDoppler]

On this day 12 years ago, the last EF-5 rated tornado impacted Moore, Oklahoma.

Multiple nearby radars captured this tornado from start to end, including OU’s PX1000 mobile radar at very high spatiotemporal resolution (20 second samples at 30m resolution!) -

[OTUS Project @project_otus]

The eye of the Arnett, OK tornado, captured by one of our UAVs as it collected scientific data on the environment within.

[CIRA @CIRA_CSU]

The remarkable evolution of severe storms charging across the Upper Midwest tonight.

[Hurricane Hunters @53rdWRS]

Catching the Vortex!

During this week’s buoy drop test mission, aircrew from the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron captured a stunning view of wake vortex in action.

Wake turbulence forms when an aircraft produces lift, creating two powerful, counter-rotating vortices trailing from the wings. It’s an incredible sight.

Just another day in the sky for the Hurricane Hunters as they prep for the 2025 hurricane season.

#HurricaneHunters #53WRS #WakeVortex #ReserveReady

[CocoasCola @CocoasCola]

Finally got around to looking at Tropical Storm Erin from 2007, this storm decided to intensify slightly over Oklahoma and this was the view from MPAR.