i walk 400 yard away at my apartment to see shelf cloud and take a pictures of it and when i was about to heading back inside my apartment i was standing on a front door talk to my neighbors on a bench suddenly strong wind coming through about maybe 60 mph or 70 mph. my neighbors heading back inside but one guy just sitting on a bench while wind blowing really hard and im like are you serious!?, this guy did not care he just chilling. i went out there record a video of strong wind but no tornado at all

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm looking for testers for my app "Longcast", a predictive long-range weather forecasting tool. It runs on a dozen weather models and predicts the likely weather for the next 35 days. It also gives you historical info to see how the weather compares to the last 30 years.

I need Android users to join my closed test to fulfill the Google Play 14-day testing requirement.

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Taken a year ago near Washington in August.

Get ready for a delightful day! Enjoy mostly sunny skies with a refreshing breeze keeping things cool. With a high of 61 degrees and a northwest wind blowing at 10-15+ mph, it’s the perfect weather to step outside and soak it all in!

An October heat wave?

(WeatherFront model GEFS Theta-E) A massive storm over the east-central U.S. bringing massive moisture causing intense convection and storms, fueling a currently intensifying extratropical cyclone which will cause a winter storm along with bitter cold. Stay safe!

This photo was not altered in any way shape or form. New graphics there’s nothing it’s just a picture taken with the phone coming back. She was her husband. We’re driving back from the beach in Norfolk, Virginia and this is what they saw come by the ocean.

Just casually dying, I mean crying, out here in Texas this crisp October morning.