First of all, I would like to
welcome you to the NEW web site. This site is currently in beta phase, and soon
will be fully operational. I have devoted this site to my interest and study in
weather. More about me and my background can be found in the about me part of
the site. The main focus will be on Northwest Florida weather and or
Southeast USA weather, with a big interest in tropical meteorology
and severe weather. Some of you may have already seen the panhandle tornado's I
have encountered over the years, I hope to have more videos and some intercepts
of strong thunderstorms while "storm chasing". I plan to post the pictures and
video on the events, so that others can learn from the very unique northwest
Florida weather.
Here is the latest rainfall
measurements from our live weather station (the one on the left) from the east end of Panama City Beach, Florida in the last 3 months:
Message Date: Jul 16 2008 06:27:50
KEVX RADAR WILL BE DOWN PERIODICALLY THROUGH 11Z FOR MAINTENANCE.
NOUS62 KTAE 161016
FTMEVX
Message Date: Jul 16 2008 10:16:01
THE MAINTENANCE WORK IS COMPLETE AND THE EGLIN WSR88D IS ONLINE. ALL
PRODUCTS S
HOULD NOW BE AVAILABLE TO ALL USERS.
NOUS64 KMOB 161016
STORMHUNTER7.com.... Is the First to
bring you LIVE Coverage of the data... FOR FREE.. in 3D. Stay tuned during sever
weather to see remarkable advancement in Doppler radar technology.
Sever Thunderstorms/Tornado's? roll across Panama City
Beach/Panama City.... and of course I was in the middle of it... some pictures
and video are being uploaded... I may have experienced a decaying waterspout
that came ashore on the west end... near the pier park area of Panama City
Beach... I did get into some small hail on panama city beach that may have last
30 seconds or so. Details to follow on forum/blog.
Here is one of shots I captured on camera of the hundreds of cloud to ground
strikes that poured from these storms.
Below is the best lightning video of them all... was taken as the storm was
moving over the east end of Panama City Beach.
What's the Latest?
May 5th, 2008: NEW SITE is about to
deploy... Keep checking back. Site will best be viewed in 1024 X 768. The bigger
the screen, the better the view :)
April 17th, 2008: NOAA'S "Kermit the frog"
: P3 - weather reconnaissance aircraft makes a stop in Apalachicola, with the
New NHC Director and some other officials. See more...
April 10th, 2008: Cold air on the way to
the panhandle? Also WFO TAE now has more information on the
Hurricane Tour.
April 3rd, 2008: Storm Hunter 7 (me)
will be visiting a NOAA Hurricane Hunter aircraft in a few weeks, along with the
chance to meet the New
Director of the National Hurricane Center... Click the link and see where the NOAA P-3 Hurricane Hunter Aircraft
and some of the NHC's senior hurricane forecasters will make the Gulf Coast
Hurricane Hunter Aircraft Tour.
They will be in Apalachicola, at the airport on April 17, 2008.
April 2nd, 2008: Expect local area NEXRAD's
to be broadcasting the super resolution NEXRAD data by mid May, just in time for
Hurricane Season 2008!
April 2nd, 2008 : For the first time this
year the
sea-breeze kicked off over the panhandle, with showers and some intense
thunderstorms over NW Florida....(I know, I drove through one!) There will be
many more to come... Welcome to Florida... the sea fog is in full force
across the coastal area's... see the WMBB News 13 tower cam link below in the
morning hours and you'll see what I am talking about...
April 1st, 2008: This has to be one of the coolest things I
have ever seen!!
New Site coming online in weeks ahead...after messing with
coding and getting a feel for things... the much improved site
is almost complete. Also check out the streaming
GRlevelx
programs when time permits.... Under
Radar. First of its kind in Northwest Florida, and second in
the country.
SVR weather possible in NW Florida area ....1.31.08-2.1.08
See Forum
Another Dec. 15th SVR Weather
event unfolds in NW Florida...
Check
Here (will be posting some 3D radar images...soon)
Tropical Storm Olga forms after becoming a
short-lived Sub-TS.... but is not expected to remain a TS while
making landfall over Hispaniola on 12/11/07. Another one for the
record books!
A possible mid-December tropical System in the Atlantic...
(Click to see satellite picture)
NWS Service
Assessment Report on March 1st, 2007 released....
NEW Weather
Pages in Final Layout.... On-line soon....
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I have devoted this site to my interest and study in
weather. More about me and my background can be found in the about me part of
the site. The main focus will be on Northwest Florida weather and or
Southeast USA weather, with a big interest in tropical meteorology
and severe weather. Some of you may have already seen the panhandle tornado's I
have encountered over the years, I hope to have more videos and some intercepts
of strong thunderstorms while "storm chasing". I plan to post the pictures and
video on the events, so that others can learn from the very unique northwest
Florida weather.
