kcfphotography

Northern California Photographer

[kcfphotography @keithflood]

@BeckyKSchott Amazing images especially considering the plight of the polar bears!

[Sanctuaries (NOAA) @sanctuaries]

Dun dun… dun dun… wait a second, that’s no shark – it’s a mola mola!

Also known as ocean sunfish, mola mola are the heaviest bony fish in the ocean. This one was spotted impersonating a shark in Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary. #EarthIsBlue #WildSanctuaries

[kcfphotography @keithflood]

@Weather_West Unfortunately I can’t make it but could you cover El Niño influence on coastal summer stratus along the North Coast? Seems with La Niña’s cooler ocean temps we the last two summers were relatively cool and foggy. Keep up the strong work!

[Jeff Berardelli @WeatherProf]

This is a cross section of the Equatorial Pacific Ocean. It is quite stunning how quickly the cooler water in the central-eastern Pacific has been displaced by warming. The sub surface warming here is impressive. Significant El Nino in the making!! @WFLA

[kcfphotography @keithflood]

@Andrew_OSU @appleinsider Fix When wearing glove and wrist bent backwards, emergency 🆘 screen comes up. Annoying to stop work to keep watch from calling the cavalry.

[Watch Duty @watchdutyapp]

Calling volunteers, we’re expanding outside of California! We’ve already begun onboarding radio scanners and reporters from Oregon, Washington, and Nevada but we still need more to cover the entire American West. https://t.co/sT77TbvVPO

[kcfphotography @keithflood]

Want a detailed easily digestible summary of our upcoming #pineappleexpress ‘s , then check out @Weather_West ‘s latest blog post. Great intel: https://t.co/h0LM9nnraU

[kcfphotography @keithflood]

#pineappleexpress #AtmosphericRiver #firehose pointed at a large swath of #centralCalifornia Friday.
Some good Twitter #wx resources: @RobMayeda @CW3E_Scripps @Weather_West @NWSSPC

[CW3E Scripps @CW3E_Scripps]

CW3E AR Update: Warm #AtmosphericRiver to Bring Heavy Precipitation, Potential Flooding to California Later This Week.

Read more about this AR and the potential impacts of the storm on our website: https://t.co/8Glswmwqvq

[Rob Mayeda @RobMayeda]

End of the week setup bears watching for high precip potential/wind and could see regional runoff issues. More medium range models in agreement now w/ this pattern. Stay tuned. #CAwx 3/5/2023

[The Associated Press @AP]

The Ironton sat unseen and untouched in the depths of Lake Huron for more than 120 years. Now, officials with the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary say the 191-foot cargo vessel that sank in 1894 has been found. https://t.co/Lw02VSx6Hn

[kcfphotography @keithflood]

#snow ?????

[CW3E Scripps @CW3E_Scripps]

CW3E AR Update: #AtmosphericRiver Forecast to Bring Precipitation to the Pacific Northwest and Northern California #WAwx #ORwx #CAwx

For a detailed look at this storm, visit: https://t.co/CaNRGudJrK

[kcfphotography @keithflood]

North Bay: Heading for “likely” drought removal! Plus a change in our weather pattern next week for more rain.

[Colin McCarthy @US_Stormwatch]

Great consensus is building among weather models for a potentially prolonged cold and wetter than normal weather pattern to begin next week in California.

Early indications are also showing the potential for exceptionally low snow levels. Stay tuned!

[Bureau of Reclamation - California-Great Basin @ReclamationCGB]

Check out 👀 this time-lapse of #WaterSupply conditions at #ShastaLake during the January storm events. The lake is currently 56% full.
#CaWater

[Jay Cordeira @jaycordeira]

Animated GIF of @AliciaMBentley's integrated vapor transport (IVT) maps 4xdaily from 25 December through 16 January showing the parade of #atmosphericrivers into the West Coast over the last 23 days. @CW3E_Scripps

[National Marine Sanctuary Foundation @marinesanctuary]

Happy designation anniversary to Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary! This sanctuary is a diverse #ecosystem, providing refuge for #MarineMammals, seabirds, and one of the most significant populations of white #sharks. Learn more about
@GFNMS: https://t.co/WvoKU2h5pk

[Colin McCarthy @US_Stormwatch]

California will finally get a break from the storm parade that has slammed the state for 20+ days beginning this Friday and lasting for 7-10 days.

But, there is good consensus among models for a return to wetter/cooler than normal conditions during the last few days of January.