Misspelling the word, “high” was inadvertent; but leaving it was deliberate, thinking it might work as another cheap attempt to get more than one reader1, presently my mom. Hi, mom. Glad you enjoyed your mom’s day dinner yesterday, followed by the exciting trip through the Catalina car wash. Really squirts, doesn’t it? Continuing….people might… Continue reading Hihg clouds begin to move toward Catalina! Storm of bullet rosettes ahead!
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Curtains
Wasting time here, filling in with filler material1 since there’s no real chance of rain, though, as usual, pretty clouds and maybe some real nice sunrises llike this morning’s and sunsets. That’s OK. We’ll get by until the Big… Continue reading Curtains
Sequence in C; Cirrus spissatus
Some nice CIrrus spissatus and the rare Cirrus castellanus yesterday (something I say a lot here in old AZy). Here is half hour sequence of a patch of heavily precipitating Cirrus spissatus, kind of a cloud oxymoron. I thought it was pretty spectacular even if you don’t care one wit about it. (Hahaha, “wit” instead… Continue reading Sequence in C; Cirrus spissatus
“Los Angeles” Catalina
Got a little homesick yesterday looking at the white sky, the barely visible mountains in the distance, like Twin Peaks, eyes a little teary, not from sadness so much, but from smog and smoke. Grew up in the San Fernando Valley you know, Reseda. Lots of smog there at times, though not as much as… Continue reading “Los Angeles” Catalina
Snow day February 25th; “webby” Cirrus
Remember, whether it happens or not, you heard about it FIRST here! Tell your friends. Was pretty excited to see this 500 millibar map (about 15,000 to 20,000 feet above sea level) for the morning of February 25th below from our friends at IPS Meteostar. Pretty cool, eh? This from the model run based on… Continue reading Snow day February 25th; “webby” Cirrus