Cumulonimbus clouds are thunderstorm clouds. They develop from convection — the transport of heat and moisture upward into the atmosphere. But, whereas other clouds form when air currents rise several thousand feet and then condense where those currents stop, the convective air currents that create cumulonimbus are so powerful, their air rises tens of thousands of feet, condensing rapidly, and often while still journeying upward. The result is a cloud tower with bulging upper portions (that look something like cauliflower). If you see a cumulonimbus, you can be sure there’s a nearby threat of severe weather, including bursts of rainfall, hail, and possibly even tornadoes. Generally, the taller the cumulonimbus cloud, the more…
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Shelf Cloud 8/4/2022
Taken by a friend of mine at the 73 Grill 3669 OH-380, Wilmington, OH 45177
Ohio District 3 ARES Events
Website Public Service Events for Champaign, Clark, Darke, Greene, Logan, Miami, Montgomery, Preble and Shelby counties
Ohio QSO Party 2022
August 27th, 2022 Noon – Midnight Web link Objective:For Amateurs inside the state of Ohio to make contact with as many Amateurs as possible both inside and outside of Ohio. For Amateurs outside the state of Ohio to make contact with as many Ohio stations as possible. Non-Ohio stations may work only Ohio stations, while Ohio stations may contact anyone. Period:The Ohio QSO Party occurs on the fourth Saturday of August. The contest period extends from 1200 EDT [noon] to 2400 EDT [midnight] (1600Z Saturday until 0400Z Sunday). All stations may operate the full twelve hours. Bands & Modes:CW and…
August Wavelengths
The August Wavelengths is out!
