Today is a historic science day for Chatham, Massachusetts. At 8:00 AM EDT, a weather balloon was launched for the last time at that location. The reason, however, is NOT because we no longer need the data. Let’s explore the reason behind Chatham’s decommissioning in today’s episode of WeatherJazz®. LINK to NOAA’s Observation Systems HERE. […]
Why tune in to traditional network programming when you have a live HD stream of the Fagradalsjfall Volcano? We were all mesmerized by the constantly changing lava flows and spills. It was better than any lava lamp we ever had (and we loved those when they were popular!). If you’d like to watch the live […]
…..Fagradalsfjall?
Here is a time lapse of the nighttime lava flow on Sunday morning from 2:30 AM to just before 6:00 AM (when the weather closed down with dense fog) of the Fagradalsfjall Volcano Fissure not for from the famous Blue Lagoon. Here’s another great video of the trek to see the edge of the […]
The first shot taken from the Coastguard helicopter flying over the Reykjanes peninsula right now. Posted by RÚV English on Friday, March 19, 2021
What is the weather like on Mars? What are the similarities and differences between earth and Mars? With the recent successful landing of the NASA Martian rover, Perseverance, many people have asked these questions and more. Let’s explore as well as listen to NASA’s Mission Control audio as Perseverance made it’s landing attempt. The actual […]
God sure is creative! This was the scene just outside the doors of the Fairbanks, Alaska National Weather Service on Monday morning. The sun has been active and I’ve heard from our friends in Iceland that their nighttime skies have been very colorful, too. In the meantime, the new Mars rover has been beaming back […]
Check out the big cracks in the ice as seen from the MODIS low-orbiting satellite on Sunday morning. This image should frighten anyone into NEVER venturing on the ice! There’s a saying around here which rings true: NO ice is safe ice. In the meantime, watch this infrared loop showing Sicily’s Mt. Etna erupting for […]
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