It looks like green water going down the drain. It’s a visualization of wind flow and speed from a site called earth.nullschool.net. Here’s an animated view of the wind flow at the 18,000 foot level. #snowzilla stomping on the US East Coast. View of 500 hPa winds (~5km altitude).earth.nullschool.net/#2016/01/24/0000Z/wind/isobaric/500hPa/orthographic=-75.14,34.18,755 Posted by Earth on Friday, January […]
Muncie, Lafayette and Indy (and points northward) are still under a Winter Weather Advisory until noon for the potential of blowing and drifting snow, especially in rural air. Winds could still gust to 40mph. They gusted over 60 mph last night! PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE INDIANAPOLIS IN 553 AM EST MON JAN 27 […]
Nice to see the sun after yesterday’s latest round of Winter. The heaviest snow this time landed on locations north of Indianapolis. I got several 5-6 reports via social media and email from Tipton and Madison Counties. The Indianapolis Airport total was 2.4 inches. The January total is now 23.3 inches. That is (wait for […]
Not surprisingly, the highest totals, some past one foot, are just to the north and northwest of Indianapolis. The numbers cut off sharply not too far to the south and southeast. One note: totals from the storm were just as high around Michiana, but some fell before Sunday morning, outside of the time span of […]
