Our thunderstorms lit up nicely Tue. afternoon -- especially inland along & west of I-95. Lots of reports of small to medium sized hail, downed trees & power lines, lightning strikes & extremely heavy rain. 3.75" of rain was measured by a N.W.S. employee in Clay Co. not far from Orange Park. An upper level low will be close enough to produce more storms Wed. before storms become more widely scattered again for a couple of days.
A new magazine will hit newsstands next week -- June 17th -- "Extreme Weather". Details are below:
From the publishers of Astronomy magazine, Extreme Weather explains the science of severe weather with in-depth articles, compelling illustrations, and stunning photography.
WAUKESHA, Wis. — Anyone with an interest in the force and dynamics of weather will want to pick up a copy of the Extreme Weather, $7.95, on newsstands June 17. This special publication covers the science of weather and its effects, with authoritative feature stories, and spectacular photos and illustrations.
Get a sneak peek inside the magazine here.
Through stunning imagery, detailed illustrations, and award-winning science journalism, Astronomy magazine provides the most comprehensive and informative look into the science of astronomy each month. For Extreme Weather, the magazine’s editors have applied those same standards to give readers comprehensive and visually compelling coverage of weather.
Rocky Mountain News reports that Aspen will reopen some of their higher slopes this weekend -- Fri., Sat. & Sun. because they have so much snow! Click here for the info.
