Yes that’s called viagra whoops I meant virga 
Yes that’s called viagra whoops I meant virga
The difference is easy to remember. Virga go down, Viagra makes things go up. Similar to stalagtites and stalagmites.
Virga are pretty common in the western US, but I honestly doubt that these were virgae (?). They happen when the air is really dry, like RH <30%, and trust me, this does not happen on the French Atlantic coast. I think it’s more likely they were just oddly shaped clouds.
Virga are not uncommon off the Scottish coast, and presumably elsewhere in the UK.
Approaching the Düsseldorf area from the north this morning.
French coast near DVL
Somewhere N of Montpellier
Coming home yesterday from a meet-up with Peter and Micah at Montpellier LFMT. Crystal clear air. Could actually see the highest peaks of Mallorca already when starting to climb not long after having crossed the French/Spanish border near LEAP, some 150 NM away..
OGIMET/GFS versus Webcam, AR forecasts can’t be more c*”#p than this
Lovely sunset
Isolated baby CB who decided to settle over destination
Landing before it get wet,
Brac, after taking off of LDSB RW21 – Golden Horn beach
Days and days of fog in Zagreb, several CAT go-arounds at LDZA while everywhere else in Croatia the weather was sunny and warm.
Rudolph 01 came by this year too
It’s a tradition the Air Force have flying across the country in formation just before Christmas. This year, 6 F-35s here in the Trondheim region.
