TLChip

Very active this year, looking at past years typically your only posting in august for canes in the pacific.

From last night.

Pretty close to where Otis made landfall, I guess the western pacific is starting to enjoy throwing big canes at Mexico.

Thanks Stretch, feel free to delete my short thread. Just saw the info on it this morning.

We’ve all been watching temps/heat index/severe wx in our back yard and missed this guy blow up before hitting Mexico. Landfall was at 3 but peaked at cat 4. RI yesterday, I don’t have any sat images yet.

Did you see the EC hugger yesterday Stretch, one of the runs took it all the way up from Florida to Maryland/NJ

The switch between pivotal and tropical as the season changes? I tend to do that too. GFS locked on to trying to get something tropical going.

Not mine!

GFS likes something in the gulf.

UPGRADE TO G4 WATCH FOR 1-2 JUNE published: Saturday, May 31, 2025 20:43 UTC The G4 (Severe) geomagnetic storm watch is now in effect for 1 and 2 June. A powerful coronal mass ejection (CME) erupted from the Sun the evening of 30 May. Confidence in an Earth-directed component is good, but the CME arrival timing is more uncertain due to the current state of the solar wind. It could arrive as early as late morning EDT, to as late as Sunday evening EDT of 1 June. The center of the bulk CME material is anticipated to be just north of Earth, however, Earth will still likely undergo passage of much of the CME material. Arrival will likely lead to immediate geomagnetic disturbances with the potential for G4. Conditions will likely intensify as CME progression continues and G4 levels remain possible on Monday, 2 June. Geomagnetic storm levels will likely begin subsiding by Tuesday, 3 June, with G1-G2 (Minor-Moderate) still possible. These watches represent potential based on our best analyses. We will not know the true nature of this CME’s geomagnetic storm potential until the CME arrives at our solar wind observatories located 1 million miles from Earth. Upon arrival at those spacecraft, we will know the magnetic strength and orientation that are very important to what levels and duration of geomagnetic storm conditions are expected to occur and any appropriate warnings may be issued. As always visit our website for the latest information and updates.

Yup noaa posted the g4

This far out? I know we will experience these feelings…

Another great shot I caught scrolling. I sometimes worry I’m going to post AI enhanced photos.

From NH today, rather early this morning.

I snapped pics around 830 and didn’t catch anything. Hopeful to catch these again like last year.