Ian Sean Livingston
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Still in pre-release, Google+ is growing fast. By some accounts, it may be nearing 10 million people as of mid-July. Google+’ers sure seem to like it. But what about the fact that it’s just like Facebook? Actually, it’s not.
We’re in Nebraska today, looking for some supercells and maybe a tornado if we’re lucky.
Desperation setting in? Ha! Maybe…
The Storm Prediction Center has “see texted” the west Texas region as a dryline begins to form over the area today. This feature, increasing instability, and an eventual mid-level trough passage all mentioned yesterday, promise to at least give us some weather to see [...]
The final countdown is on to the departure for two weeks of storm chasing. The plan is to leave Maryland around the crack of dawn on Sunday and head west (or South?).
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- And N LA, N NE, W KS.. we are so due RT @WeatherWarrior1 @islivingston LOL, bad memories of MO from last year? 16 hours ago
- And yeah that's still 6-7 days out. So, even though it shows it 3 of 4 runs for days it's probably wrong. 16 hours ago
- GFS still faster than the Euro. It's pretty insistent that we'll be targeting somewhere like Iowa next Thurs. (must avoid MO at all costs). 16 hours ago
- And if I miss an outbreak while landing back in DC and preparing to turn around 3 hours later--well, I think I called that like 3 mo ago. 17 hours ago
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