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DSweatherwest.bsky.social

Notable PyroCu plumes already on three significant SoCal fires this afternoon, as labeled, including #LineFire,#BridgeFire,#AirportFire.#CAwx#CAfire

Current satellite snapshot of Southern California showing pyrocumulus development atop three major ongoing wildfires.
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DSweatherwest.bsky.social

Yet more remarkable satellite imagery across western U.S. Numerous large wildfires in OR, ID, MT, & WY were exhibiting extreme fire behavior & large smoke plumes (including one *very* large pyroCb from #LavaFire), w/widespread t-storms across interior (some sparking new fires).

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MPmparrington.bsky.social

Wow, it’s quite a long way up to the upper troposphere there - are there any previous papers on MLS data related to smoke from South America? Could be a good case to put to the pyrocb mailing list…

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GSgstaneff.bsky.social

Flannigan recognizing the wind-driven ground spread models aren't great on pyroCb fires maps well with CA experiences as a leading indicator for Canada's future in southern forests. Taylor's point appears to be on full stand replacement and long returns for Northern boreal forests (not suppressed).

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DSweatherwest.bsky.social

More aggressive plume-dominated fire behavior on #ParkFire#BorelFire#CAwx#CAfire [3/3]

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DSweatherwest.bsky.social

Strikingly clear indication of potential tornado-strength "pyrovortex" within strongly rotating pyroCb atop #ParkFire#CAwx

Current radar snapshot showing pyrovortex rotational couplet signature on Park Fire.
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EEehsansci.bsky.social

Satellite images showing the development of a pyroCb cloud from the Falls Fire in Oregon, USA. Animation created from #GOES#satellite#CIRA#pyrocumulonimbus#cloud#pyroCb#wildfire#smoke#FallsFire#OrWildFire#orwx

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Jbuupy.bsky.social

did not have pyrocb on my tuesday bingo card so i guess ill just stamp the free space for that

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