All I can say is that Alberta is phenomenal in weird and less than
marginal situations! Great shear from 3-6 KM and about 1000 CAPE or a
little more...72/54 with 500mb temps of -16C. And what you get is
great. We just need to go here when it is not underneath a strong
ridge. Other than that, anything can happen.
Got up really early (6:46 local) to do the day's plan. Got the car set up,
sent up a radiosonde (fun!) and then transected in the
foothills/mountains S of Nordegg. Found 8deg C dew point drops in 10
meters!!!! Amazing.
Anyway, we came out of the mountains and chased a few cells as they moved
into lower ground. Found some Canola fields for remarkable views.
See weather.cod.edu/~sirvatka/weatherweb/july13_2008 for pics. Last two
are from where we are staying. There is a supernumerary rainbow.
Cool
2 comments:
Glad to hear you are enjoying the foothills experience! We followed this storm back from Rocky also, not a very nice package that came with it when it arrived here.
Great photos, maybe we'll cross paths out there this week.
Pat Boomer
http://blog.boomerphoto.com/2008/07/14/july-13/
Good for people to know.
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