Showing posts with label Hereford. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hereford. Show all posts

Sunday, March 13, 2016

August 6th, 2015 Evening Thunderstorm & Lightning Pictures

A cluster of thunderstorms moved from Mexico into Palominas & Hereford area in the evening.


Sunset.



A few of best lightning shots from the night in Sierra Vista.










Monday, April 20, 2015

April 14th, 2015 Clouds and Evening Storms

3:48PM, Looking east from Huachuca City, AZ


3:51PM, Light showers over Huachuca Mountains, looking from Huachuca City, AZ. This storm moved into Sierra Vista.
4:52PM, Dissipating light shower over Sierra Vista. Looking north from Hereford (Near Carr Canyon) 5:08PM, Rainbow northeast of Sierra Vista, AZ


5:53PM, Evening storm. Looking northwest from Huachuca City, AZ 5:53PM, A weak storm near Patagonia, AZ. Looking from Huachuca City, AZ.



The strongest thunderstorm of the day in southern Arizona, south of Tucson. Looking from Huachuca City.

Arizona storm chasers Corbin Jaeger and Trey Greenwood took great sunset pictures at the storm.

https://twitter.com/CorbinJaeger/status/588154149843369985
https://twitter.com/CorbinJaeger/status/588157849538318336
https://twitter.com/StormChaseAZ/status/588156569147310083
https://twitter.com/StormChaseAZ/status/588388069079846914

Monday, December 15, 2014

Hurricane Odile September 15th~18th, 2014

September 15th, 2014

First band of cirrus cloud from Hurricane Odile covers Sierra Vista.

September 16th, 2014

Raining on Mustang Mountains. Looking from Huachuca City, AZ.

September 17th, 2014

Heavy rain at Sierra Vista Mall around 1AM September 17th, 2014. Hereford received 3.07 inches of rain.

September 18th, 2014

Carr Canyon Road Closed.                                        Highway 92 near Ramsey Road.


Rainbow at Hereford, AZ                                          Raining in Garden Canyon (Huachuca Mountains)

On September 18th, Hereford received additional 0.98" of rain from a series of wet storms moved down from Huachuca Mountains.

September 17th Video

Sunday, July 27, 2014

July 26, Nighttime Hail Storm in Hereford, AZ

A strong thunderstorm developed on Chiricahua Mountains around 9PM and moved down to Sulphur Spring Valley with penny size hail. The storm produced ton of cloud-to-cloud lightnings and lot of cloud-to-ground lightnings too with strong updraft.



The storm was slightly weaken when passing north of Mule Mountains, but rapidly got stronger when moving down to San Pedro river and produce heavy rain and hail. I couldn't see any cloud-to-ground lightnings this time, but still lot of flashes in cloud.



10:34PM, rain started knocking roof with 20mph wind gust, and about 2 or 3 minutes later, a-half-inch size hails slammed the east side windows and sky light cover and the sound was like everything breaking out. The wind direction suddenly changed to southwest and some largest hails reached to 3/4 inch, and wind gusts recorded 30mph. The storm quickly moved out from Hereford and stayed for a while over Huachuca Mountains and got stronger before move down to Elgin, Canelo, and Patagonia area. At the time, I observed intense lightning flash in the storm, almost a flash per second.


Storm near Patagonia with intense lightning flashes in cloud.

Tuesday, July 15, 2014

July 14, 2014 Flash Flood in Sierra Vista

I captured this video at Lowes, Ford Dealer, highway 90 and highway 92 intersection, Best Buy, and Canyon General.

Friday, July 11, 2014

July 10, 2014 Thunderstorm with Heavy Rain Night

When I got time and grabbed camera the storms were dying and all good CG lightnings gone. The storm dropped 0.92" of rain at my home.

The best shot of last night.

Wednesday, July 9, 2014

July 8th, 2014 Lightning Pictures

A cluster of thunderstorms moved from Mexico around 10PM and new storms rapidly developed over mountains and produced heavy rain from Huachuca mountains to Patagonia in last night. There was not much of cloud-to-ground lightnings and I captured only two good shots. Otherwise, it was cloud-to-cloud lightnings and I could see the heavy rain in the light.