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  1. Sep 9

    Wow! Here's a lightning bolt I just captured from the thunderstorm southeast of Sacramento.

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  2. Sep 9

    This is turning into a very bad situation, prolific lightning in numerous directions continues

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  3. Sep 10

    13 hour timelapse of lightning over Central and Northern California.

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  4. Sep 8

    A Fire Weather Watch has been issued for portions of NorCal. A chance of scattered t-storms could produce lightning and gusty winds. This may lead to critical fire weather conditions.

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  5. Sep 10

    I’ll try this again. Brightest bolts of lightning I’ve ever photographed, this exposure over Mt. St. Helena,8 standing sentry over Sonoma, Napa and Lake counties, early Friday morning.

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  6. Sep 9

    Lightning off San Diego tonight.

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  7. Sep 9

    Massive lighting bolt over Mission Valley! Seen from El Cajon in the neighborhood of Camino Cañada and I-8. So I had wrapped up a twilight real estate photo shoot in El Cajon and then this epic thunderstorm started in the distance.

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  8. 5 hours ago

    Rise and shine, it's Friday! While Bonny Doon has yet to throw off the covers of the marine stratus blanketing the area, we still think it makes for a pretty photo! Have a wonderful Friday, all.

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  9. Sep 9

    Napa CA monsoon weather

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  10. Sep 15

    If you are ever caught in a this is a story of how to break the grip of the rip!

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  11. Sep 10

    Not a bad view of the marine stratus snaking the Big Sur coast earlier this afternoon.

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  12. Sep 15

    Mixed fire wx news for NorCal. Good news: some precip now appears likely across far NorCal, esp. North Coast. Light showers possible elsewhere north of I-80 on Fri. Bad news: strong onshore winds Fri-Sat, then offshore winds on Mon, could drive rapid fire growth.

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  13. Aug 31

    Looks like a rough afternoon on the as a large smoke plume emerges hinting at active wildfire behavior. Nearby wx stations reporting RH near 10% with southwest winds gusting to 20 mph.

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  14. Sep 10

    Good news: storms in NorCal have been wetter than expected, w/isolated areas seeing wetting rainfall of 0.10-0.30 in. That will reduce number of new fire ignitions. Bad news: record-dry vegetation will still allow for "holdover" fires that will pop up in coming days.

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  15. Sep 7

    This just in! Big Bear Lake broke their high temperature record for today 🌡️ The old record for today was 84 degrees, set just last year!

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  16. Sep 10

    Quite a lot of lightning already tonight. So far, mix of wet & dry storms have been concentrated near I-80 corridor, Sierra & foothills, plus Orange/SD/LA counties. Quite a few NorCal wildfire starts already...& I expect additional "holdovers" to pop up later.

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  17. Sep 9

    Tripod took a dive in the wind for the first time and when I picked it up it snapped this photo. Its so out of focus and now my camera is stuck on the tripod. Good times ha!

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  18. Sep 5

    Morning fog, Lighthouse Field.

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  19. Sep 12

    Well, that was a short-lived CA wildfire reprieve. New in Mendocino Co. is spreading rapidly in WUI & is actively burning structures; lightning fires in southern Sierra (esp ) are taking off, & NW CA activity on existing fires increasing again.

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  20. Sep 5

    : 1 year ago today the Creek Fire erupted, sending off a major Pyrocumulonimbus spawning several tornadoes, lightning, and extremely erratic fire behavior. The plume was up to 50,000 feet, making it the highest documented Pyrocumulonimbus on record in the United States.

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