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Work featured on ABC (Good Morning America), CBS, NBC, TWC, Fox News and AccuWeather. Storm Chaser Eli Roberts began storm chasing in 1995 when he, two of his brothers and some friends started a local chase team called Dark Sky's Chase and Response Team, or DSCaRT for short. When an F0 tornado caused damage in the Hughesville area in 1994, the event literally blew the door in on Eli and sparked an

ongoing battle to learn and study these beautiful, yet terrifying monsters. Now in his 29th year of storm chasing, Eli provides local and national media outlets with video packages covering every type of weather related event(s) that occurs in and around Northcentral Pennsylvania, including in the states of New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware and Ohio. As a National Media Storm Chaser/Stringer for LSM (Live Storms Media), he has provided video content that has appeared on The Weather Channel, ABC and Good Morning America, CBS, Fox News, AccuWeather and NBC. Every little bit helps. Donate/Contribute:

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09/17/2024

BOOM!

For almost 11 minutes, red and pink lit up the sky here in Eastern Lycoming County! Standing in the parking lot of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, the view is incredible and the night sounds (other than the gas well sounds) are calming and wonderful.

I have been set up for over 2 hours when, finally, at 11:21 PM my camera began picking up a bright, large area of reds and pinks stretching across and quite a ways up into the sky!

While clouds and a nearly full Harvest Moon have been bullies in my quest to capture the tonight, I have again been successful in seeing another beautiful Aurora display!

A couple days ago, a very strong X4.54 class solar flare that launched a CME (coronal mass ejection) partially towards Earth. Tonight we, as well as much of the world, are seeing the effects of that massive explosion from the Sun.

I hope you enjoy the below images! Feel free to share (just don't save the images and repost them) with your friends.

09/17/2024

BOOM!

For almost 11 minutes, red and pink lit up the sky here in Eastern Lycoming County! Standing in the parking lot of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, the view is incredible and the night sounds (other than the gas well sounds) are calming and wonderful.

I had been set up for over 2 hours when, finally, at 11:21 PM my camera began picking up a bright, large area of reds and pinks stretching across and quite a ways up into the sky!

While clouds and a nearly full Harvest Moon have been bullies in my quest to capture the tonight, I have again been successful in seeing another beautiful Aurora display!

A couple days ago, a very strong X4.54 class solar flare that launched a CME (coronal mass ejection) partially towards Earth. Tonight we, as well as much of the world, are seeing the effects of that massive explosion from the Sun.

I hope you enjoy the below images! Feel free to share (just don't save the images and repost them) with your friends. Someday (when I grow up) I hope to do this full time, and with all of your help, I can do it!

Thank you all!

Eli,

09/17/2024

Getting some beautiful pinks on camera in the Northern sky! Substorm currently bringing Auroras down into the mid latitudes across Pennsylvania!

09/16/2024

CME Detected!!!

Numbers are looking good for the potential for "camera only" aurora tonight!

I'm packing my gear and likely heading out to a dark location shortly! If I get any Northern lights images I'll be sure to share!

Eli,

09/15/2024

Today's X4.5 solar flare is likely sending a huge amount of energy towards Earth and a G3 level Geomagnetic Storm is now forecasted for Monday, September 16.

WATCH: Geomagnetic Storm Category G3 Predicted

Highest Storm Level Predicted by Day:
Sep 15: None (Below G1)
Sep 16: G3 (Strong)
Sep 17: G2 (Moderate)

Will we see an Aurora show in the next couple days?

Fingers (and toes, and ears, and everything else) crossed we get some colors in that Northern sky!

Eli,

09/14/2024

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Madie Stryker, Ashton Ossont, Shasta Michael, Paul Anderson, Mindy Boozel Weaber, Cindy Cerrone, Amber Burden, Gerry Tompkins, Diane Senseman, Gail Dunleavy, Wendy Deyulis, Carol Crawshaw, Leslie McCormack, Susan Garison, Matthew Tearney, Joshuha D. Miller, Kaye H Long, Dora Scholl Walter, Kristie Hipple, Daniel Groff, Jean Shink, Alan Wheal, Jason Delker, Lynnlee Daye, Deborah Long Rejmer, Jason William Peasley, John Clark, Chris Welch, Jason Hoffman, Gregg Stav, Holly Yerkes, Joy Regel Quiggle, Shumani Tutanka, Danny Poust, Suzanne Bastian, Dave Shoemaker, Richard T Welsh, Johanna Colvin-Gamble, Norm Windle, Nathan Snyder, Lora Malloy-Feaster, Mark Beagle, Heidi Mingle, Andrew Miller, Carter Chapin, Tom Crawley, Nancy O'Connor Long, Mike Adams, Pam Smith, Lisa Walburn

09/13/2024

Yesterday I posted a video to my YouTube channel of the entire 9/11 Memorial Motorcycle Ride as it rode through Hughesville, PA.

While it's not weather related, I wanted to make sure that anyone who wanted to see the patriotic display to honor those lost during and after the terror attacks.

This video is the entire ride so it's quite long but I hope you enjoy it. The link for the video is in the comments below.

Eli,

#911

09/12/2024

The 9/11 Memorial Motorcycle Ride thundered through Hughesville this afternoon/evening and lasted just over 30 minutes. It was incredible and moving.

Never forget!

Eli,

09/11/2024

Today is a special day!

Never forget!

09/10/2024

The Dick Sporting Goods "House Of Sport" blimp as seen flying over the Susquehanna Valley today! This is the second airship to fly over our area today.

Big thank you to Storm Chaser Justin Selig for notifying me that not only was the Goodyear Blimp in the area (I missed it) but this Blimp was heading this way! So cool!

Eli,

Dick's Sporting Goods

09/10/2024

⚠️ *** ALERT *** ⚠️

Sullivan County, PA take cover!

Special Weather Statement Issued!

09/09/2024

I saw about a dozen funnels and two waterspouts during my chase to Lake Erie on Saturday! I made a video about my adventures!

After pouring through videos and photos, and talking with another chaser, Joshua Brinker, one of the funnels was indeed on the water! He viewed a fully condensed waterspout at the same time I did and it was the same one I saw from Raccoon Park, PA. I would have liked seeing on much, much closer but it was a tough day!

I woke up at 4am, was already packed but grabbed my cooler with peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, water bottles and my camping stove to make coffee and hot tea, and hit the road. Stopped to get gas and headed for Lake Erie!

I got the the shore of Lake Erie at Avonia Beach around 10:45 AM. Multiple reports of waterspouts were made at first light along the Lake Erie shores (I saw these reports as I was driving and was kicking myself for needed sleep instead of getting up earlier). I pulled in, found a parking spot and with a couple cameras and my rain jacket, I headed down to the beach just as some strong cells were moving in off Lake Erie. Strong winds, large waves and rain were approaching and I saw 2 different funnels barely spin down from the clouds before dissipating. It began raining hard and got very windy as I got back to my car.

After these cells moved overhead, I moved South to Raccoon Park to intercept more cells. I walked around the beach and wow the wind was strong! The waves were 3'-5' high and crashing on the concrete breakers and the coastline. Beach erosion was happening with the heavy waves and rain. I watched a strong cell move in from Lake Erie and drop a strong funnel, condensed about 1/3 of the way to the waters surface. This funnel, as seen by Storm Chaser Joshua Brinker from Conneaut, OH and fully condensed and on the water, a waterspout, i just couldn't see the circulation thanks to rain and distance. Rain began wrapping around in front of the funnel so I quickly moved Northeast to Lake Erie Community Park where I could view this storm! The storm moved onshore near Erie Bluffs State Park, just to my West. I don't believe the waterspout was still down when it came onshore but it sure was windy!

I stayed on the bluff overlooking Lake Erie at Lake Erie Community Park, which was a really nice area and had beautiful views. After getting some more video, making a cup of coffee which was super hard in the wind, and having some sandwiches, I headed towards Conneaut, OH to try to get one last storm!

I pulled into Conneaut Township Park, right down on the beach parking lot and wow the wind! I walked around, found some cool rocks, saw a ton of birds and filmed the waves, a beautiful rainbow and the lighthouse. Conditions were really rough for filming but I made it work. I was filming when a wave hit the beach and pushed way up the sand, right where I was standing and bam, wet feet and shoes! Good thing I brought extra clothes and shoes, because this happens every time!

I then made my way up to the upper parking lot where the Gazebo at Conneaut Township Park is. It's an elevated position with incredible views for as far as the eye can see from SW towards Ashtabula, OH all the way Northeast towards Erie, PA. Josh and I sat in our vehicles and chatted about the day, watching several weak funnels dip down only to quickly wisp away. Conditions improved which, unfortunately for us storm chasers, meant that waterspouts were done! Josh left, then I plotted my 5 hour route home and got on the road!

I pulled into my garage a little before 1am. Took everything inside, started a load of laundry, grabbed a quick shower and went to bed, only to get up for church that morning!

While I didn't see any waterspouts close up, I did have a good time and was able to witness a dozen or so funnels and at least 2 if them being waterspouts. Plus, I found some cool rocks!

I had planned on live streaming on YouTube but cell reception was horrible right on the Lake. Turns out, Google Fi (my cell carrier) runs on T-Mobile towers and the cell coverage is awful for old phones that aren't 5G. My phone is an old phone (because phones are expensive). Anyway that's going to change soon so hopefully I'll have better service and better chances at streaming for all of you.

I put together a video of my adventure and it's live in YouTube right now! I would be grateful if you'd check it out, give it a like and even subscribe! Link for the video is in the comments.

I look forward to my next trip to Lake Erie!

Eli,

09/08/2024

This is crazy!

Check out the difference 100 miles makes between huge rainfall totals and drought conditions! An argument can be made that there is an even shorter difference between high totals and drought conditions between portions of Columbia, Luzerne and Wyoming Counties!

This image was compiled from rainfall data and made into a great graphic by our friends at the US National Weather Service State College PA office.

Where do you live in this image and does it match the totals?

Fall is here and colors have already started in Erie County near the lake shore! I tried getting pictures yesterday but between the rain and waterspouts, I was a little busy!

Speaking of leaves changing, the areas with heavy rain should start seeing the leaves change soon if not already, and it could be a very good leaf year!

Eli,

09/07/2024

Here are two photos of a just off shore from Racoon Park, PA just SW of Lake City at 1:24 PM! It started raining so I moved North to try and get a better view of it coming onshore but it either dissipated or was wrapped in rain! Was far enough off shore that I couldn't see spray. Funnel #2 for the day! US National Weather Service Cleveland OH

09/04/2024

It's been very quiet weather-wise so I decided to dive headfirst into a cornfield. Ok, maybe not dive but I was on my back! Let me explain.

As Summer draws to a close and Fall sets in, the corn so many farmers planted back in Spring is almost ready for harvest!

I live in a beautiful part of Northcentral PA where corn fields cover the landscape like some famous painting! I've walked through corn fields before but today, I simply stepped into the first couple rows and looked up. I then sat down and got a couple pictures. This was my view!

The Sun was still bright in the sky but appeared to set fire the top of the stalks. It was really peaceful, even with the sounds of fall sports teams practicing in the background.

I hope you're having a great September so far!

Happy Fall everyone.

Eli,

09/01/2024

Today is the first day of Meteorological Fall!

What is your favorite part about Fall?

08/31/2024

Happy Saturday!

🟡 The Storm Prediction Center has issued a Slight Risk (Level 2 of 5, Yellow) for portions of , , , , and . Severe thunderstorms are likely today across the region including damaging winds, large hail, torrential rains and possibly a tornado or two.

🟡 Along with the threat for severe thunderstorms, the Weather Prediction Center has issued a Slight Risk (Level 1 of 4, Yellow) for Excessive Rainfall from the Appalachian Mountains of and up through , and into . Flooding rain is possible, especially in heavy thunderstorms! A large swatch of 1"+ rainfall is anticipated through Central PA, right where flooding occurred this week! Remember, DO NOT drive through flooded roadways. Turn Around Don't Drown+

Eli

08/30/2024

⚠️ It's been a pretty crazy 24-48 hours for many across our area of Central !

🌊 Torrential rains also caused widespread flash flooding, destroyed barns, homes and roads, especially in Juniata County! Up and down the Rt. 22 cooridor, upwards of 10" of rain (estimated by radar) fell overnight as thunderstorms barely drifted south! Unfortunately, reports are that several farm animals may have been lost in atleast one barn that collapsed as a result of flooding! If you live in an area hit hard from flooding, please post your images or videos in the comments below (again, just please say where it's from, no addresses though)!

🌩 Severe thunderstorms caused wind damage across numerous areas including Lock Haven and Mill Hall, south and East towards the Duncannon area. Several areas experienced severe thunderstorm warnings and even a few tornado warnings! Did you have any damage? Post your images and videos below (just please say where it's from, no addresses though)!

👀 As we look towards today, we hopefully will get a day to breath and prepare for another day of potentially severe thunderstorms, damaging wind gusts and torrential rain.

🟡 The Storm Prediction Center already has a Day 2 (Saturday) Slight Risk (Level 2 of 5, Yellow) from portions of , , , , , and up into . Damaging wind gusts, large hail and torrential rain are all possible. Dangerous lightning is likely, and even a tornado is possible! Stay .

🟢 The Weather Prediction Center has a Marginal Risk (Level 1 of 4, Green) for Excessive Rainfall all across the region, and heavy rainfall could cause additional flooding across areas still trying to deal with the past few weeks of flooding impacts! Some areas could see an additional "1-3" of rain or more, especially where heavy thunderstorms hit!

Again, please share your photos and videos below, just make sure you tell us where they are from.

Also, if you know of communities that were hard hit that need donations, post as much info as we can down in the comments and see if we can get our all the help they need! Just like in Trout Run up into New York state, when we come together, we Americans can do amazing work, yes even you!

Eli,

08/30/2024

🚨 Numerous communities are experiencing flash flooding right now, including some in Sullivan County, Lycoming County, Snyder County, Union County, Luzerne County and Clinton, Centre, Mifflin, Juniata and Perry Counties!

Bright Green = Flood Advisory
Dark Red = Flash Flood Warning
Dark Green = Flood Watch

⛈️ Heavy thunderstorms are still dumping 1.5"-2"+ an hour rainfall rates from near Clearfield, PA South and East towards Harrisburg! Some areas could see horrific flash flooding with river flooding likely impacting the Juniata River along Rt. 22 from Lewistown all the way to the Susquehanna River at Duncannon, PA.

🌊 Expect flooding conditions on area creeks and streams, as well as water covering the roads in low-lying fields and water crossing the roads on steep hillsides! Flooding at night is extremely dangerous so please, if you don't have to go anywhere STAY HOME! If you are evacuating your home or place of work, do it in the safest manner possible or get to a 2nd floor or higher ground!

PLEASE DO NOT DRIVE INTO FLOOD WATER! Turn around, don't drown!

Eli,

08/30/2024

Flood Warnings likely over the next 15-30 minutes as very heavy rain continues from strong to severe thunderstorms! Stay Alert!

08/29/2024

Numerous severe thunderstorms with possible tornadoes across Central PA!
STAY WEATHER AWARE!

08/29/2024

🚨 Another threat of severe thunderstorms for today!

🟡 The Storm Prediction Center has issued a Slight Risk (Level 2 of 5, Yellow) for portions of , . , , Showers and isolated thunderstorms will move East across Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic this afternoon and evening. Heavy rain, damaging wind gusts, small hail and dangerous lightning are all possible through tonight.

We also have some heavy rain coming and some areas could see up to 2"-3" of rain! Excessive Rainfall outlooks are in effect today, tomorrow and Saturday!

Storms are already ongoing across portions of Western and Central PA so watch the skies and stay weather aware!

Stay tuned and check back for further updates!

Eli,

08/28/2024

A strong thunderstorm to my North just a few moments ago!

This storm is showing some weak rotation on radar but mostly a rain and lightning bag!

Deep rumbles of thunder can be heard all across Eastern Lycoming County as this storm continues moving SE across Lycoming County towards Southern Sullivan and Northern Columbia Counties.

Eli,

US National Weather Service State College PA

08/28/2024

⚠️ Today's severe weather threat has shifted slightly South but still needs to be watched!

🟡 The Storm Prediction Center has issued a Slight Risk (Level 2 of 5, Yellow) for portions of , , , . , , and . Showers and isolated thunderstorms will cross Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic, West into the Ohio Valley this afternoon and evening. Heavy rain, damaging wind gusts, small hail and dangerous lightning are all possible through tonight through Thursday morning.

🌩 Forecast models continue to show isolated storms developing later today, moving Southeast across Pennsylvania, especially after dinnertime. The further South and East you are, the later you could expect maybe a shower, some heavy rain and even a thunderstorm.

🥵 Heat Advisories and Excessive Heat Warnings are again in effect across portions of Central, Southern and Eastern , , , , , and into . Also feeling the heat are portions of , and .

Expect updates to the forecast through the day as conditions continue to deteriorate and storms become more and more likely! While this isn't expected to be an outbreak of severe weather, all it takes is 1 severe storm to hit your neighborhood, your street and your house to be a horrible event.

Stay tuned and check back for further updates!

Eli,

08/27/2024

Hazy, hot and humid conditions will persist today through tomorrow!

🥵 Let's talk about the HEAT!

Heat Advisories (Orange Shaded Areas) are in effect all across Southern and Southeastern , and portions of .

Excessive Heat Warnings (Dark Pink) are in effect around Philadelphia, PA and Trenton, NJ.

🌩 Let's talk about the storms!

🟡 A Slight Risk (Level 2 of 5, Yellow) for severe thunderstorms is in place from across the Great Lakes region into .

Strong, damaging winds, large hail, dangerous lightning and torrential rainfall is all possible across the Slight Risk zone. This Slight Risk zone will shift South and East for Wednesday and bring the chance for severe weather to the Mid-Atlantic and East Coast of the US. More on the risks Wednesday morning!

Eli,

08/26/2024

⚠️ Heat and humidity will increase over the next few days and with the heat and humidity, a chance of showers and thunderstorms, some severe, are possible!

🟢 Today a General Risk (Light Green) and a Marginal Risk (Level 1 of 5, Dark Green) of thunderstorms exists across the region. No severe thunderstorms are expected but some strong storms are possible, especially across Southern , across the Capital region and up along the Coastline.

🟡 Tuesday, we start seeing a more potent system move in from the West. A General Risk (Level 1 of 5, Light Green) is currently in place across most of , , and South into , and . In Northeastern PA and Northern OH, a Marginal Risk (Level 1 of 5, Dark Green) and then a Slight Risk (Level 2 of 5, Yellow) are in place for severe thunderstorms including strong damaging wind gusts, large hail, dangerous lightning and torrential rain.

🟡 Wednesday is starting to look like a decent chance of severe thunderstorms during the evening/overnight timeframe across the Mid-Atlantic US. Severe wind gusts, large hail, deadly lightning, torrential rain and even a tornado are all possible Wednesday.

It has been pretty quiet over the last week or so (weather wise) please lookover the risk categories image below explaining the color code meanings including what Marginal, Slight, Enhanced, etc. mean.

Currently, the radar is quiet all across Pennsylvania, with the exception to the Laurel Highlands region of Southwestern PA down into Maryland and West Virginia, where isolated showers and some rumbles of thunder are moving Southeast across the Marginal Risk zone.

Eli,

08/24/2024

While not a heatwave, things will get hot and muggy over the next 5 days! It's still Summer!

08/21/2024

I got very lucky and watched a Great Egret flying over Muncy Creek near the intersection of Rt. 442 and Rt. 405 (known as "The Y" locally). I quickly turned onto Chippewa Road and parked, grabbed my camera and was able to snap a few (very fast) images of TWO different Great Egrets!!

Because they flew quickly, with bright sunlight behind them, over Muncy Creek. For how tough that was, the images came out pretty good!

I hope you enjoy them!

Eli,

08/21/2024

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Madie Stryker, Ashton Ossont, Shasta Michael, Paul Anderson, Mindy Boozel Weaber, Cindy Cerrone, Amber Burden, Jack N Ann Thompson, Gerry Tompkins, Diane Senseman, Gail Dunleavy, Wendy Deyulis, Carol Crawshaw, Patrick Greenabaum, Debra Little, Leslie McCormack, Susan Garison, Matthew Tearney, Joshuha D. Miller, Kaye H Long, Dora Scholl Walter, Kristie Hipple, Daniel Groff, Jean Shink, Alan Wheal, Jason Delker, Lynnlee Daye, Deborah Long Rejmer, Jason William Peasley, John Clark, Katha Elser, Chris Welch, Jason Hoffman, Gregg Stav, Holly Yerkes, Robin Harman, Tammy Snyder, Joy Regel Quiggle, Shumani Tutanka, Danny Poust, Suzanne Bastian, Bud Younke, Dave Shoemaker, Richard T Welsh, Johanna Colvin-Gamble, Norm Windle, Nathan Snyder, Tracy Beahm, Mark Beagle, Heidi Mingle

Holy long list Batman!

Thank you to all the new "Top Fans"! What a club lol

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Tonight's partial lunar eclipse! Hopefully the clouds give way and allow for a view! #PAwx #eclipse #lunareclipse #partiallunareclipse

What an incredible night!:::/≈

Flooding This Week!

Torrential rain and flash flooding was likely yesterday and WOW did some amazing and scary images and videos pop up on social media from yesterday's flash flooding all across the region! I put together a quick video showing some of the risks over the next couple of days! Strong to severe thunderstorms, torrential rainsand flash flooding are all possible. With the heavy rainfall yesterday and the last couple of days, heavy rain will run off and into creeks and streams. YES the rain is good after some dry months (it is Summer in the Northeast and we've had our fair share of dry Summers) but so much rain so quickly is a recipe for flash flooding, sometimes badly! The possibility of strong to severe thunderstorms will bring locally higher rainfall totals as well. The best advice I can give is do not drive through flooding on roads! You don't know how deep the water is, but you also don't know if the water has undercut the road surface, making a pool of muddy, debris filled water under the road. With the weight of your car/truck driving over it, you could (and yes, it does happen!) drop into a watery grave (not being dramatic, but being real!). So please, do not drive through flooding roads! Many videos I saw from yesterday had people driving through water that was rushing and deep! Turn Around, Don't Drown! Eli, #pawx #CTPWX #rain #flooding #thunderstorms #storms #weather #lightning #severeweather #ExcessiveRainfall #thunderstorm #SlightRisk

Are we going to have a gorgeous sunset tonight thanks to Canadian and Western US wildfire smoke??? #pawx #smoke #wildfire #wildfiresmoke #sunset #SunsetMagic #loop #satelliteloop #SmokeForecast #smokyskies

LIVE Storm Chasing with Storm Chaser Eli Roberts in Milton, PA - Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued!

Chasing Severe Thunderstorms!

Happy Independence Day USA 🇺🇸! While no one can forecast to a 100% certainty, there are showers and thunderstorms moving across Northern and Central Pennsylvania. This action will continue moving East and just might clear the area for some of the July 4th fireworks festivities! I want to wish everyone a Happy 4th of July! Eli, #PAwx #CTPWX #radarscope #radarloop #IndependenceDay #4thofJuly

What an incredible view of very dangerous Category 4 Hurricane Beryl approaching Jamaica! The Sun's light rose over the Eastern horizon just before being blocked by the clouds as Major Hurricane Beryl is forecast to slide just South of the island, but flooding rains, damaging winds and mudslides are all expected! While the eye of Beryl should just barely miss the island, it's impacts will be felt all around the island. Keep everyone in Jamaica in your thoughts and prayers. Eli, #beryl #HurricaneBeryl #hurricaneseason #hurricaneseason2024 #jamaica

Strong Thunderstorms In Lycoming County

The First Day Of Summer AND The Goodyear Blimp Goodyear Blimp #goodyearblimp #wingfoot1 #NA1 #williamsportregionalairport #montoursvillepa

Beautiful Double Rainbow

Happy Memorial Day "Our nation owes a debt to its fallen heroes that we can never fully repay".

Areas of rain and some fog will persist through the region for the rest of this evening. Be careful if you're going to be out and about, and take your time as roads can be slippery. Make it a great rest if your day! Eli, #PAwx #CTPWX #radarscope #alookattheradar #Pennsylvania #weather

Another beautiful double rainbow from Hughesville USA! #pawx #ctpwx #rainbow #doublerainbow

ANOTHER Double Rainbow!

Incredible lightning display after the storm! #lightning #anvilcrawlers #reelsviralfb #reelsfyp #reelsvideoシ #reelstrending #facebookreels #Hughesvillepa #stormchaser #lightningphotography

A trailer fire between Hughesville and Muncy brought volunteer fire fighters from all corners of Lycoming County. Pray for these men and women, that they make it home safe. God bless! #reelsviralfb reels #reelsvideoシ #reelsfacebook #firefighter #firetruck #StructureFire #hughesvillefiredepartment #picturerocksfiredepartment

What you're looking at is the "Near-Surface Smoke Density" forecast model that shows the density of smoke close to the surface. On the bottom of the loop, the color scale starts on the left with the least amount of smoke and as you move to the brighter colors (pink) it's severe, very thick smoke! Notice some of the bright colors, especially in Southeastern New Jersey, those indicate the approximate location of fires putting smoke into the air! Further South, wildfires are burning and sending smoke into the air. If you watch this loop, you'll see very minor levels of smoke near-surface but it's possible, especially the further South you are, you may smell smoke in the air. I don't believe it's thick enough for Northern PA into NY to smell smoke but again, it's possible. While the threat for wildfires is Low, it won't take much for fire to catch brush and forest edges on fire. Please be cautious if you're burning today and tomorrow. Rain will be moving in Thursday night into Friday. I hope everyone is enjoying the beautiful warm temps! I'm in Gap, PA today for work and it's almost 70° with sunshine and haze. Eli, #pawx #CTPWX #gappa #Springtime #weather #smokeloop #springfireseason

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉 Susan Garison, Jean Shink, Bonnie Sue Metzger-Gibble, Wolf Eyes, Carol Crawshaw, Diane Calabro, Bobbi Charles, Cindy Cerrone, Larry Smith, Diane Messinger, Danny Poust, Jane Vance, Linda King, Debra Little Well done everyone! The results are in from the past week and these fine @followers are at the top! I'm not sure what the metrics are and how things are decided other than Facebook waved the magic wand and "BAM" you did it! Thank you to everyone though! I wouldn't be here with you. Eli, #PAWX #CTPWX #engagement #topengagers #topengagement #goldribbonaward #YOUDIDIT

Snow squalls blasted the Central PA area today! These were beauties! #PAWX #CTPWX #snow #snowsquall #damagingwinds #reelsviralfb #reelsvideoシ #reelstrending #reelsoftheday #reelsfacebook