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And We Have Thundersnow!


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Garth Johnston

Published Jan 26, 2011

Modified Jan 26, 2011


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A NASA satellite image of today's storm

 

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Garth Johnston

Published Jan 26, 2011

Modified Jan 26, 2011


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The sleet predicted for this evening has come and along with it we seem to be getting a touch of hail and that elusive meteorological beast, the thundersnow. Just ask Twitter. We've heard reports of it over all over the city—did you see thundersnow?

In related news, NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center actually managed to study the phenomenon recently in Alabama. And here's a video of the thundersnow durring Blizzageddon.

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