Broadcast Meteorologist, Communications, Volcanoes🌋at VAAC Darwin, and Change Management. Traveller and foodie. Lived in 🇺🇸🇦🇺. FSU
Gainesville, Florida, USA
Joined June 2017
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Cyndee O'Quinn retweeted
🚨🌊 HUGE WAVES SEND FLOODWATERS INTO HOMES & STREETS IN FLORIDA! 🏠⚠️
📍 Summer Haven | St. Augustine, FL
🌊 Massive 10-foot-plus waves are crashing over seawalls and rocks, sending ocean water into coastal roadways and residential areas!
🏠 Powerful surf, king tides, and relentless onshore winds are causing coastal flooding and significant beach erosion, threatening beachfront homes!
🎥 Chicago & Midwest Storm Chasers is capturing it all LIVE and by drone!
📩 Video Licensing: Severe Studios — [email protected]
#Florida #SummerHaven #StAugustine #CoastalFlooding #KingTide #HugeWaves #BeachErosion #StormChasing
Cyndee O'Quinn retweeted
⚠️Heads Up!
Upcoming full moon will generate high astronomical tides Sunday into next week. These tides combine with strong onshore flow to create multiple hazards for coastal NE FL & SE GA, including moderate coastal flooding, gusty winds & hazardous beach & boating conditions.
ALT Strong onshore winds & high astronomical tides will lead to moderate to potentially major flooding along the Atlantic coast, ICWW and St Johns River during high tide
Cyndee O'Quinn retweeted
⚠️🌬️Wind Advisory has been issued for the NE FL & SE GA coasts for Saturday afternoon-evening.
Bring in or firmly secure 🎃holiday decorations, lawn ornaments, 🪑patio furniture, 🗑️trash cans, and other items that could be blown around by strong winds.
Cyndee O'Quinn retweeted
No significant changes to the forecast for this weekend & early next week. Multiple coastal/St. Johns River hazards including moderate coastal flooding, gusty winds & hazardous beach/boating.
weather.gov/jax
Local water levels: water.weather.gov
#flwx #gawx #jaxwx
ALT No significant changes to the forecast for the upcoming northeasterly wind event for this weekend and early next week. Expecting multiple hazards for coastal NE FL & SE GA and the St. Johns River Basin, including moderate coastal flooding, gusty winds & hazardous beach/boating conditions. Make sure to monitor the most up to date forecast as well as Watches/Warnings/Advisories for where you live at weather.gov/jax Local water levels can be monitored here: https://water.weather.gov/ahps2/index.php?wfo=jax
Cyndee O'Quinn retweeted
Beautiful, clear morning to see the Space X launch at the NWS Jacksonville office this morning!
Who else saw it?
Cyndee O'Quinn retweeted
As skies clear, a pleasant night is ahead with lows dipping into the mid-60s. Enjoy the sunshine and drier weather this week. @MetCyndee
Cyndee O'Quinn retweeted
Flying from Mississippi to Hawaii yesterday it was mostly clear until we got about 300 miles out from the islands. Scattered clouds became a layer at 22k feet that we skimmed across the top of. Checking satellite imagery it turned out to be an extended band from Hurricane Nolo. After crossing through that there were just smaller puffy clouds that looked interesting as we landed as the sun was setting in Kauai. Time lapse below:
Cyndee O'Quinn retweeted
BOLT FROM THE BLUE!⚡️Caught on camera this week in the Tampa Bay area. Classic example of how lightning can strike 10 to even 25 miles away from a parent thunderstorm. 6 people have died in Florida from lightning strikes so far this year. When thunder roars, go indoors! Credit: Mandeville Photography @stormhour
Cyndee O'Quinn retweeted
Krakatau sent a massive plume of ash more than 50,000 feet into the sky over Indonesia, disrupting air travel as the volcano erupted for a second straight day.
Cyndee O'Quinn retweeted
#INDONESIA | 🌋 Mount Anak Krakatau erupted on Sunday, September 6, sending around volcanic ash plumes up to 50,000 feet. This eruption led to the temporary suspension of flight operations at #Jakarta Soekarno-Hatta International Airport. More than 200 flights were diverted.
Cyndee O'Quinn retweeted
Rainbow or a portal to another dimension? 🌈
A full-circle rainbow appeared beneath the world’s highest bridge as sunlight interacted with mist from water cascading below the massive structure during a water curtain show.
Cyndee O'Quinn retweeted
HEADS UP! 🌖🔴 This week a LUNAR ECLIPSE will be visible across the United States Thursday evening into early Friday morning! 96% of the Moon’s visible disk will slip into Earth’s shadow. So close to totality that most of it will have a red tint while only a thin bright sliver remains.
Peak Viewing Times
Eastern: 12:13 AM (Friday)
Central: 11:13 PM (Thursday)
Mountain: 10:13 PM (Thursday)
Pacific: 9:13 PM (Thursday)
Only wild card of course will be your local weather, hope for the best! This should be one of the best lunar eclipses visible from the Unites States until the next total lunar eclipse in December 2028. Enjoy and get those cameras ready!
- Matt Devitt Weather
Cyndee O'Quinn retweeted
This pic is UNREAL... except it's absolutely real.
Astrophotographer @AJamesMcCarthy took 1.7 million photos of the sun over six days to capture this shot of UA 2460 flying from IAH to LAX, a photo he calls one of the luckiest of his career. Lucky for us, we get to share it with you on National Aviation Day!
#NationalAviationDay #Photography #AvGeek #AstroPhotography #UnitedAirlines
Cyndee O'Quinn retweeted
Meet the newest members of our Expedition 75 crew, red Russian kale and wasabi mustard! We’re caring for these plants in our free time, with the goal of understanding how plants grow in the open cabin environment of the @Space_Station (instead of in our specialized plant habitat) and how seed viability is affected by on-orbit stowage. I love having something green, alive and growing in the otherwise sterile environment of the @iss - a bit of nature therapy is always welcome!
Cyndee O'Quinn retweeted
I‘ll stop posting timelapses of the aurora from the @Space_Station when I’m tired of looking at them . . . so basically never! Another unforgettable display of this ethereal phenomenon as it danced beneath us last night, this one even more special as it was shared with @astro_anil, as he witnessed it for the first time with such intensity. The red wavelengths (above the green) were particularly bright in this pass.
Cyndee O'Quinn retweeted
Timelapse:
Tornado or Water Spout at the Cape. Spotted on our SCL camera. Rain-wrapped but obvious.
nsf.live/spacecoast
Cyndee O'Quinn retweeted
These mesmerizing lenticular clouds formed as winds flowed over the mountains, creating one of the atmosphere's most beautiful cloud formations. ☁️⛰️
