[AZ-Observing] Sun Halo
- From: "Jones, Jack (AZ75)" <jack.jones@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: 'S az-observing' <az-observing@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 12:38:36 -0700
That string of clouds stretches all the way down to Antarctica!
There's a 12-hr. infrared loop at:
http://weather.unisys.com/satellite/sat_ir_west_loop-12.html
It takes a while to load the 12 frames but you get a nice movie.
Jack Jones
Jennifer wrote:
> 11:38
>
> Are you seeing the Sun Halo? WOW
Thnaks for the literal 'heads-up', Jennifer. This time of year you
really need to make an effort to see a halo at noon.
I've noticed that some of the best atmospheric phenomena occur near
the boundary of the "dry-wet line." Take a look at a water vapor
image to see how abruptly the monsoon moisture ends along a
north-south line about 100 miles west of Phoenix. Food for thought
for those who want to observe this weekend. Go west, and bring your
misters.
Tom
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