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There are an endless amount of weather tweets that are sent out everyday. Whether it’s a puffy cumulus cloud or a beautiful sunset, there are a million (that might be literal) to go around. Now, some are quality, quality tweets. Others are….well, others are interesting. Either way, there are always great tweets out there. Here are the top 10 that I found from around the Twittersphere.
#10 UW-Madison CIMSS
Moisture from #Dolores moving north resulting in more rain for CA seen on #GOES West water vapor & @NWS radar. #cawx pic.twitter.com/BcNILokB2M
— UW-Madison CIMSS (@UWCIMSS) July 19, 2015
Why is this on the list? Because California is FINALLY getting rain. Finally. Finally.
#9 Mark J.
How a QLCS tornado looks on radar. #MNwx pic.twitter.com/XigiUdgP9P
— Mark J. ⚡️ (@MJ33Wx) July 18, 2015
Golly, I love a good textbook example.
#8 Partrick Marsh
#PolarVortex please come back. https://t.co/JZDGW1z3Bg
— Patrick Marsh (@pmarshwx) July 17, 2015
Please, please, please, please bring it back. It is waaaaaay too hot.
#7 Mack Morris
A spectacular #sunrise this morning in Amarillo. #nofilter #Texas #txwx @spann @NWSAmarillo @TxStormChasers pic.twitter.com/1Zv52oNrSI
— Mack Morris (@MackAttackWX) July 16, 2015
The sunrises/sunsets have seemed so awesome recently.
#6 Jesse Hawila
Beautiful! From Peculiar, MO #MOWX #shelfie @spann @KCTV5 @ChrisSuchanKCTV @LisaTeachman pic.twitter.com/p8ipQokBtw
— Jesse Hawila (@JesseHawilaKCTV) July 15, 2015
SHELFIE ALERT.
#5 Landon Hampton
Atmosphere be like: pic.twitter.com/YtCM7F0so7
— Landon Hampton (@WxOrNotBG) July 14, 2015
Hahahahaha, I geeeet it.
#4 Ed Vallee
The lines of storms that moved through the OH Valley left behind over 400,000 lightning strikes since Monday! @spann pic.twitter.com/EwmuhCxdZd
— Ed Vallee (@EdValleeWx) July 15, 2015
That is a lot of lightning. Lets harness that for some electricity, now!
#3 Jonathan Erdman
‘Tis the season for Canada #tornadoes such as this one near Lake Winnipeg Sat. Via @CBCNews: http://t.co/jwXrsDKOLs pic.twitter.com/dojtjXuin7
— Jonathan Erdman (@wxjerdman) July 19, 2015
Canada tornadoes seem so cool because it is Canada. Canada is, literally and metaphorically, cool.
#2 NWS OPC
Himawari imgs (2min/12hr), Typhoon #Nangka | huge animated gif file size, but worth it! #GRPG http://t.co/o7zCOImUEa pic.twitter.com/0D8ezNKqvb
— NWS OPC (@NWSOPC) July 15, 2015
No matter who you are, this GIF is so awesome.
#1 Heath Schroeder & Hans Mast
@spann This was taken at 16000 feet from a plane of tornado in Kansas. Got this from KSNW in Wichita. pic.twitter.com/eWGF2HkTXW
— Heath Schroeder (@HeathWXAlerts) July 14, 2015
#Tornado taken from the end of my lane near #Hutchinson#Kansas#Hutch#KS#kansassky#kan… http://t.co/1Y1QfbZfsepic.twitter.com/kYq55c6W01
— Hans Mast (@hansmast) July 14, 2015
Yeah…..there was a tie. How do you choose between the two, though??
Be sure to tweet @WxOrNotBG or @pierce_larkin with your weather tweets over the next week! You may just see them show up on the post next Sunday.