Welcome once again friends to Toni Taddeo's Tuesday 4 and how about talking about blogging this week since it's something we all do anyway.
This one won 1st place.
I promise I am back and will quit taking breaks. thank you all for the patience with me
My purpose is to give life in all its fullness. I am the Good Shepherd. The Good Shepherd lays down his life for the sheep. John 10:10-11
months old, along with Graecie my mini weenie dog
A storm spotter and a storm chaser both observe severe
weather, but their roles and motivations differ significantly. Storm
spotters are trained volunteers who report on storms in their local area to
the National
Weather Service (NWS), while storm chasers actively pursue storms to observe, document, and sometimes study them, often traveling long distances.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Storm Spotters:
Primarily focus on providing real-time reports on storm
conditions, such as hail size, wind speed, and tornado sightings, to the National Weather Service.
Driven by a desire to help their communities by providing
critical information for issuing timely warnings.
Typically stay within their local area or county, often near
their homes.
Often volunteers with organizations like SKYWARN, receiving
training from the National Weather Service.
May use radios for communication, but their primary tools
are their eyes and observational skills.
Storm Chasers:
Actively track and follow storms, often traveling long
distances to get close to severe weather phenomena like tornadoes.
Driven by personal interest in severe weather, scientific
research, or media documentation.
May travel hundreds of miles to intercept storms, often
covering large areas.
May have formal meteorological training or be self-taught,
but often have extensive knowledge of storm dynamics and forecasting.
May use sophisticated equipment, including weather stations,
radar, and communication systems.
Key Differences:
Day 9: Black and White, this is at one of the Dr.'s clinics I go to Day 10: Taking a walk Day 11: Local wildlife all these pictures ...