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17 reactions | Current radar imagery showing where the storms are currently. Some of the cores of the storms (shown in yellow and red) are capable of heavy rain, ponding of water, hail up to nickel size and wind gusts up to 50 mph. #idwx #orwx | US National Weather Service Boise Idaho | Facebook

Phased array radar 📡 ➕ adaptive scanning 🛜 🟰 faster, smarter storm tracking. Our experimental phased array radar can use adaptive scanning to focus on the part of the atmosphere where storms are happening 🌪️. Giving forecasters faster updates and more information to keep you safe! Watch to learn how it works and why it matters! National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) NOAA Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research CIWRO | NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory

Current radar loop | US National Weather Service Pittsburgh PA

Meteorologists at Weather Prediction Center and the National Weather Service are working around the clock to forecast the upcoming major winter storm. Be prepared and visit weather.gov for the most up-to-date winter forecasts. | NOAA NWS Weather Prediction Center

NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center @NWSSWPC · 27s A recorded update about the current geomagnetic storm on-going at this time and what we anticipate yet to come - from the Nation's official source of space weather information and updates. | NOAA NWS Space Weather Prediction Center

A Forecast Watch for NOAA Scale G2 (moderate) Geomagnetic Storm conditions has been issued for 12 September, as the result of the CME associated with the M4 flare observed at 09/0029 UTC. The arrival of the plasma cloud at Earth’s magnetosphere is forecast for early on the 12th. G1 (minor) conditions are forecast to persist into 13 September. Displayed here is an ENLIL model depiction of the plasma cloud with a component flanking towards Earth. | NOAA NWS Space Weather Prediction Center