Funny How Texas Storm Cells Develop Where Cloud Lines and Energy Waves Intersect

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In the past I would have commented patterns observed in the various imagery. No more; I will just post for those who might want to observe on their own using the links below.

Note: The storms will move in time. The Lat and Lon parameters in the URL can be edited to reposition the image center and the Zoom parameter for in and out (set at 1, 2 or 4 only).

Where DOES the energy come from to boil up those (red=cold, high) cells in such a rapid, concentrated and synchronized manner? Reminds me of an old rock and roll refrain:

Line, line, everywhere a line
Blockin’ out sunshine, to poison humankind
Spray here, chem there, can’t you see the lines?

Or something like that.
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NASA Band 13 (Latest 50-Images at 5-min Intervals)


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NASA Band 02 (Latest 50-Images at 5-Min Intervals, Medium Zoom)


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NASA Band 02 (50-Images at 10-min Intervals, Highest Zoom)

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The training effect is so bad!

@sharick
This woman reports weather warfare every day and you might find it of interest. Her name is Carol. Scroll back to about 2 minutes into the video.

May 16, 2024. Ditto in Texas.

Never let a line of energy go to waste.

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And it’s here!
I just got home as it started just north of Houston

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Indeed, it looks like it is coming down pretty heavy.

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2 to 4 inches per hour in some places.

DERECHO WINDS about to hit us with small tornado on the ground south of us.
90 to 100 mph straight line winds soon.

Wow! Quite a windy rainstorm, but not the lightening show that we got last year. This wasn’t the true derecho as last years was, which came out of nowhere.