Beryl's MSLP-sustained wind relationship evolved over the course of its lifetime - from a small category 5 hurricane with a relatively high minimum MSLP, to a large hurricane in the Gulf with a relatively low minimum MSLP.

Last night, it rained nearly five inches at the St. Johnsbury - Fairbanks ASOS station in Vermont. Here's the maximum depth over time plotted against recurrence intervals from NOAA Atlas 14; at twelve hours, it was greater than a 100 year event.

Bow echo structures from the HRRR, straightline damaging winds are likely as they move east Tuesday evening. Dr. Levi Cowan #vtwx

Hurricane Beryl was a beast. Southeast wind direction and highest winds in highly populated areas increased power grid impacts. Hurricane force winds over 100 miles inland. Ali Mostafavi ✨️ Adam Krueger 💯 Matt Lanza 🤌🏼 #HurricaneBeryl #txwx

Hurricane Beryl's track was critical to power outage impacts, with the greatest damage and power outage duration right of the track. Never be fooled by the storm category - hurricanes always present unique risks. Dr. Matthew Lazzara Disaster Tech #HurricaneBeryl #poweroutages

Twisters was great. The human story was interesting and complex, realistic science, great special effects (especially the sounds), and a positive message for all of us Tornado wranglers out there doing our best to save lives. Inspiration for the next generation. #TwistersMovie

Very impressive, localized rainfall in St. Johnsbury, VT, meeting or exceeding a 1000-year return. #flashflod #vtwx Jim Cantore Ben Frechette

An incredible amount of rain fell across portions of northeast Vermont overnight. Here's a zoomed in view of the reports we've tallied. The highest amount of 8.41" was recorded by one of our CoCoRaHS observers in St. Johnsbury.

NOAA's leading hurricane models both show Debby making landfalling near each other with the HWRF a little faster and with more inland precipitation. HAFS continues to be benchmarked against the HWRF as its phased in. Graphics: Dr. Levi Cowan .

Heavy inland rainfall will likely be the most impactful hazard from tropical storm Debby given her slow movement. Numerous river gauges predicted at or above flood stage. #flooding #Debby

It takes a major event for us to highlight the potential for catastrophic flooding impacts this far ahead. A swath of significant flooding is expected from the Big Bend of Florida northeast to the Carolina coast. Be prepared, and never drive into flood waters!

Technology I developed at Disaster Tech shows how power outage risk was reasonably well predicted showing the potential location of greatest power outages from Hurricane Debby. #HurricaneDebby #FLwx

Change in precipitation across the Contiguous U.S. since 1895 using Prism climate data. A few interesting patterns for sure.

Peak wind speed direction for tropical depression Debby shows the dependency of track on direction. The complex terrain causes more localized directionality. Southeast winds caused majority of power reliability issues. #wind #tropicalstormdebby

Summer 2024 temperature ranking compared to all summers since 1895 using Prism data. (Note: Prism data is "cooler" in the central U.S. than NCEI station data).

Summer (Jun-Aug) 2024 precipitation ranking compared to all summers since 1895. Several pockets of green indicating record summer precipitation. Note: the red in CA is where no rain fell. This is not uncommon.

Good example of an ana-front presentation of a cold front where precipitation is focused behind frontal passage with dry air ahead. Not as common in the east. #coldfront #anafront

Incredible footage of a fire whirl on the Warner Peak Fire in Oregon, captured by the UAS module working on the fire. #wildfire #orfire #orex The drone’s IR camera captured the event, and you can see the rate of spread increase drastically as the whirl develops. Amazing

This is a great archive of radar animations from recent tropical cyclones.

I'm giving a lunch and learn talk about Hurricanes and the type of products we use for our resilience-as-a-service at Disaster Tech . This graphic shows a 2-day ahead forecast for a potential New England black swan event. Register here. events.teams.microsoft.com/event/a5bd3bb2… #hurricanes