Howdy all
My brother and I did a preliminary assessment of weather and radar
associated with the fireball yesterday evening, and things look grim for the
home team. The jet stream was directly over Norfolk with 100-120 kt
(185-225 km/hr) winds out of the SW. Dominant lower level winds were ³well
organized, strong and deep² following on the passage of a cold front a few
hours previously. The reduced radar data set available today doesn¹t show
anything out of the ordinary for local weather, which is reasonable
considering the high winds that should be sufficient to quickly dissipate a
debris plume.
Considering this one was described as moving NE from Virginia Beach, VA,
it sounds like a Fishy Squisher anyways.
We¹ll have another look when the radar archives refresh. I hope it
pans out I really want to see a refrigerator with North Korean markings on
ebay.
Cheers,
MDF
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