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My first two picks this week come from Earth Science Picture of the Day. The first is a roll cloud, and the second is a sun pillar.
ESPOD Roll Cloud over Calgary, Alberta
http://epod.usra.edu/blog/2013/07/roll-cloud-over-calgary-alberta.html
ESPOD Sun Pillar
http://epod.usra.edu/blog/2013/07/pillar-over-paiko-mountain.html
On twitter, weatherdan and Jacob Wycoff posted a link to a weather bug camera in Mt. Sequoyah, AR with a microburst & rain shaft
Jacob Wycoff @4cast4you 10:03 AM
WeatherBug camera in Mt. Sequoyah, AR captured a microburst/rain shaft last night. (h/t @weatherdan) twitpic.com/d229by
From WMAZ TV, a short piece about a pregnant woman in Albuquerque being struck by lightning;
http://www.13wmaz.com/news/article/238687/155/Officials-NM-Mom-Struck-by-Lightning-Gives-Birth-
I'd been wondering about how analog minimum/maximum thermometers work, so I found a manufacturer that sell them. That comes in as my fifth pick
http://www.novalynx.com/210-4420.html
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With that, skydaver out.
Sent to JB
The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, PA has a webpage on historical meteorological instruments at their museum
http://www.fi.edu/learn/sci-tech/weather/weather.php?cts=weather-instrumentation-benfranklin
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