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The Dixie Dominator. “Professional” Storm Chaser. Closer than I should be, every time. 🎬 CHASING CHAOS — short film, October ↓ raw footage + updates

Athens, Alabama
Joined February 2024
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It would appear I am now a weather app free agent
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This is sad for weather enthusiasts who have been around awhile. I’m in the shower but let me put this out there. I can give some insight and answer some rumors. Many of you were not around to know, but back in the day (5-7 years ago) you had RO or RadarScope. That was about it. PYKL3 was out the door already. RadarOmega was the only one to offer you useable maps with radar. The single pixel wide blue Interstates on RadarScope left much to be desired. The problem is, the parent company is highly toxic. The Board of Directors is governed by people who don’t know weather. The CTO at SDS is truly a genuine expert with weather data, but one genius in a sea of incompetence does not always prevail. I have seen the constant road blocks that are encountered every time business must be done or features must change. You have one guy there that sees the vision, the rest do not and are so incredibly arrogant that they’ll never see it, even with the company being auctioned. It’s a shame and a true lesson for all of us in business: Be full of yourself and above the competitors, but never above the core users. RadarOmega put themselves above the core users with a “it is what it is, tough cookies” mentality that alienated the users. And me. About 5 years ago I teamed up with RadarOmega and was handed a ton of liquid capital to build cool stuff. It worked. I built an audience and a brand, not to mention a great team. I am grateful for that. My radar app? It exists because all of our data and operations were supposed to be part of RadarOmega , but we weren’t taken seriously. Silly driving in circles by chasers who have 6 months driving experience was more valuable to them. So, I said screw this and made my own. That apparently pissed them off. Well, I handed them all the data and how to implement the data about 2 dozen times and sat thru countless “explain what you do here” meetings. Clearly, zero value for a group of people out here trying to provide open weather data. I wish they would have just said that, but whatever, we’re in a better place now. Fast forward to this year, the relationship ended and I kept quiet to not make things awkward for my friends who still worked there. Now it clearly doesn’t matter. A new rumor has popped up last night that my business is going under. Not true, I’m not connected to them at all. I do apologize to my audience for encouraging the support of something that was dying. It was NOT dying before. It was thriving. When your CEO is a doorknob and does things behind the backs of team members, this is what you get. I do offer our entire app for free with basically all RadarOmega features. You can move over to that. I want to build Recon to be what the users want. Send feedback. We can make this greater than ever. All those “they aren’t paying max!! Poor max!” posts before… garbage. That was a contract dispute. This final swan song is different and I encourage all business owners to learn from it. Dear @RadarOmega , I was your biggest fan and supporter. I am the only one who stayed and supported with everything I had when everyone else shit all over your doorstep. You can’t argue that. Good luck guys.
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Imagine this or a similar application built into real time flash flood warnings to give people a visual on the expected water rise, all within a WEA warning on your phone.
Quite possibly the best app I’ve created yet, create drainage and profile views anywhere there is data using USGS Lidar. Try it: senterfarms.com/programs/csr…
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Trump nuking Iran the day after he loses the House & Senate.
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Today, we are unveiling StormNet 4.5. This update includes a new interface, new radar features, and a new StormNet model capability. After several breakthroughs and tons of R+D, we are excited to announce that we have developed a SOTA short-range weather prediction model.
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NOAA is pulling the plug on the NAM, NAM MOS, SREF, HREF, and HiresW tomorrow. RRFS and REFS take over. Love it or hate it, the CAM landscape we’ve used for years is about to change forever...
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A moment of silence for the NAM forecast model which is retiring tomorrow morning after 20 years.
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Florida man is having a field day with all this flooding in Melbourne and Palm Bay. On a serious note, turn around, don't drown. I'm seeing a lot of stalled cars. Also, I've seen fire ants, water moccasins and even gators in Florida flood waters. I don't recommend playing it.
#BREAKING: Flash Flood Emergency this morning in Florida from Palm Bay to West Melbourne after 12 - 20" of rain since Midnight...and it's still raining! New pictures are coming in showing the extent of the major flooding in the area. Many roads became impassable, vehicles are stranded, and Brevard County Public Schools closed for the day. I'll continue to keep you updated.
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‼️DEVELOPING: RADAR SHOWS JET FLEW INTO A STORM CORE AT 35,000 FEET Analysis of Miami NEXRAD radar shows the Learjet 60 (N722BD) entered a thunderstorm core near Wellington at about 12:48 PM ET, just before it crashed in Palm Beach County. At 35,000 feet, radar echoes around the jet jumped to 34 dBZ, with a 52 dBZ core below it and storm tops near 47,000 feet. Tracking data shows the jet climbed about 450 feet inside the core, then went into a spiraling dive and crashed 76 seconds later. Minutes earlier, the crew told Miami Center they were in moderate turbulence and “managing the ice” at −53°F, and asked to climb out of the precipitation. Moments later they declared a Mayday, reported an overspeed, and said they were banking 60 degrees. All 9 people on board did not make it. The NTSB is investigating, and the cause has not been determined.
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Pieces of Halley’s Comet are going to be falling from the sky tonight... The Orionid meteor shower peaks overnight, and the best time to look is from moonset (around 3 or 4 AM) until dawn. If you’re in the green, you’ve got the best shot at clear skies.
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Chasers in Dixie trying to see the tornado over the trees
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Sources: The College Football Playoff is nearing a deal to expand to 24 teams, per sources. The new format will start in 2027 and is expected to come together in the near future, pending final approvals.
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Hurricane Isaias very powerful 100+ mph winds hammering Fort Walton Beach to Destin, Florida
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Conditions rapidly deteriorating in #Navarre #Flwx #Isaias. Be sure to follow @NaderChaserRob for some epic footage later!
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Google's AI says Pensacola. The traditional models say Mobile Bay. The official forecast is in between. We find out Friday night.
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for all those getting ready to chase in the florida panhandle
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Hurricane Isaias is a Category 1 Hurricane in the Gulf as of Thursday Afternoon. The system seems be encountering shear based on the satellite presentation, but NHC still is forecasting some additional strengthening through tomorrow morning. Winds are expected to be in the 90-100 mph range at the time of landfall around midnight tomorrow night. The wind field will expand as Isaias accelerates through Alabama, and gusts to 50/55 mph now seem possible up into the northern half of the state Saturday morning. #hurricane #tropical #tropics #Alabama #weather #alwx #isaias #gulf
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LATE NIGHT LOOK: 00Z guidance is rolling in tonight; eyes are on Invest 92L in the Southwest Gulf. Intensity guidance is more aggressive, suggesting potential for this feature to become a hurricane before landfall Friday night or Saturday. The name will be Isaias. Most models are clustered around SE Louisiana and the Mississippi coast; this solution would put Alabama on the east side, with potential for heavy rain, gusty winds, and maybe a few isolated tornadoes. Still too early for a specific impact forecast. Be watching for the next video briefing here early tomorrow morning.
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Straight from hurricane intercept to tornado intercept mode.
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The Gulf just went from 70% to 80%. And in Google DeepMind's model, 68% of 1,000 runs make this a hurricane.
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