yagirlfrank

ui designer, spinner, weaver and weather look-er-er

[Trenten Pentelichuk @Trenten_WX]

Visible track on the ground of the path of the tornado where it barley fell missed one house and unfortunately leveled an unoccupied house
NE of Tulliby Lake Alberta
July 12, 2026
@NTP_Reports
#abstorm

[Giovanni Rizzotti @Gio_wx]

Absolutely ridiculous tornadic scar over Lac Girard, Quebec from a supercell on July 1st, 2026. Based on the treefall in the flyover video submitted to Reddit, some of the treefall here could be pushing EF-3/EF-4 intensity. Have submitted this information to NTP! #qcstorm

[Ron @mrwx4caster]

I thought I'd capture this radar before I hit the hay for posterity sake ...after a very, very, very long day 🥱 nite see you in the AM, #onwx #onstorm

[wxKobold @wxKobold]

ERUPTIVE X FLARE from AR14479! Absolutely in the Earth strike zone and the eruption looks pretty spectacular on SUVI 195. This could be a good one! Will have to see what coronagraphs show.

[Brady Harris @StormCat5_]

I tried to warn him

[brendon @brendonme]

Heck yes. This is happening right now

[Mark Robinson @StormhunterTWN]

This is having a big effect on Ontario forecasting as well

[Isaiah Montgomery @GumryWX]

>be broyles
>issue an EF4 MCD for a line of storms
>refuse to elaborate
>come in for your next shift
>do it again

[Ethan Mok @Emokwx]

Holy shit

[James Pettus @PettusWX]

1 year ago
The Enderlin, ND EF5 tornado.

[yagirlfrank @stillfrunk]

@SnowyBytes @BradArnoldWX 🙄

[NWS Storm Prediction Center @NWSSPC]

8:20am CDT #SPC Public Severe Weather Outlook #PWO concerning #ilwx #inwx https://t.co/DkqjW2f1Kc

[Peter Griffin @WXPeterGriffin]

The storm chasing in 2026 is going so badly that I’m thinking about all the landscaping I’m gonna do when I get home

[Ashton The Stormchaser @AshtonHenryWX]

Broyles coming to the desk at 06z to pull out the dreaded pink sharpie.

[Hurricane Isaac @HurricaneIsaac]

Wednesday

[Sean Schofer @SeanSchofer]

Tornado south of Oxbow, SK. Video credit Bri Eby. #skstorm

[Eric Snitil @EricSnitilWx]

WHOA! You've got to see this. This is the view looking northwest from Rochester, New York this evening. See that needle in the distance? That's not supposed to be there. But it is. You're looking at the CN Tower in Toronto, Canada over 100 miles away. The 1,815 foot observation tower should not be visible at this great distance. But under certain conditions, the bending of light can make it seem like it's right in front of you.

This is a spectacular example of a mirage. Layers of cool vs. warm air bend and warp light. It can distort objects, enlarge them, even make them feel like they're right in your backyard. Note how wonky the even sky looks adjacent to the CN Tower in this image. The mirage is affecting the clouds and sky as a whole. I've seen some strange mirages through the years and this is the most pronounced cases of the CN Tower I've captured.

[Brandon Copic @BrandonCopicWx]

I don't care what anyone says seeing your friends in all different parts of the country, and even Canada is one of the best parts of chasing. Trolling @MatthewCappucci as he was shooting an as live, selfies with everyone. What a wonderful day in Canada <3

[maybe: k*rk @a_dose_of_wx]

Canada 4/4 Extreme Risk is now issued.

[Braydon Morisseau @BraydonMoreSo]

Twin TORNADOES south of Carman, Manitoba! Close range! #mbstorm @weathernetwork