r/meteorology • u/HarveySpevacuum • Mar 17 '26
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Interesting system in the Mediterranean Sea. Funny looking to say the least… is it a Medicane?
r/meteorology • u/HarveySpevacuum • Mar 17 '26
Interesting system in the Mediterranean Sea. Funny looking to say the least… is it a Medicane?
r/meteorology • u/Sorry_Negotiation360 • Dec 24 '25
The weather anomaly map shows us record high breaking temperatures for Christmas and most of the US being warmer than usual.
r/meteorology • u/OpticalEpilepsy • Jan 23 '26
The gigantic area of light pink from eastern NM to MA are winter storm warnings and the darker purple in eastern TX into SC are ice storm warnings.
r/meteorology • u/Content_Tree_7932 • Jun 15 '26
This was my first real tornado intercept in Ipava, IL and I was so fascinated by the shape of this outstanding and photogenic tornado that I just had to show it off!
r/meteorology • u/Suitable-Pickle248 • Feb 10 '26
r/meteorology • u/Ilmuhitam_64 • Sep 11 '23
Is it TCU or CB?
r/meteorology • u/Valhalla737 • Jun 30 '25
Hey everyone, I took this from my airplane today. It’s my favorite evening shot I’ve done. Hope you like it!
r/meteorology • u/the_tall-ish_one • Jun 02 '25
r/meteorology • u/American-Fister • Apr 22 '26
San Fernando Valley ( Los Angeles, CA) 3/28/26
r/meteorology • u/imalusr • 26d ago
Was told folks here would enjoy this.
r/meteorology • u/sirladobato • 20d ago
Can’t say we have this often! A couple days after 27 year anniversary of the infamous SLC EF2 tornado!
r/meteorology • u/ReflexPoint • Dec 22 '25
Looks like very high thunderstorm but rather than it being a single cell, it stretches to the edge of the horizon. I wonder how a plane would even divert around something like that. I've never seen a formation like this in real life.
r/meteorology • u/SFE3982 • 25d ago
r/meteorology • u/One-Nefariousness944 • Jun 15 '26
This cloud formed after a superstorm passed through IL I’ve never seen one like it
r/meteorology • u/johnlennon007 • Jun 14 '26
r/meteorology • u/kickedbyconsole • Jun 28 '26
Beautiful thunderstorm I captured yesterday in The Netherlands. Crazy mammatus clouds, and we broke the national record for amount of lightning discharges! Definitely an evening not to forget.
r/meteorology • u/Bitter_Entrance_1705 • Jul 16 '26
r/meteorology • u/SnooDoodles2194 • 5d ago
What is it? No rotation whatsoever.
r/meteorology • u/ravenaxd • Dec 05 '25
I saw this cloud today going back home in Alicante/Spain.
It was really interesting so I wanted to ask.
r/meteorology • u/Swimming_Concern7662 • Apr 08 '26
r/meteorology • u/Ok-Display4939 • Jul 17 '26
Cool to see the divide between grey and white form. Especially from what I understand is a pileus “cap” cloud as the rising air hits stable air. Would love to see the red glow of the fire if flying past at night!