Monday, February 21, 2005 12:05:03 AM
to all, re my signature pics:
first, re my now retired signature pic, my apologies -- it was recently made much larger at its source, with no change in its url -- so that accordingly, that now much larger pic will remain in all the posts I ever made with that pic in my signature -- I've always known that that pic, as a pic, sucked; I used it anyway because I'm in it with the one probable F6 tornado that I've ever seen in person in the background -- and now this revoltin' development -- again, sorry
re my new signature pic -- it is a picture of the 5/3/99 Moore OK tornado (winds measured in/near Moore by two perfectly-positioned DOWs, those 'Doppler on Wheels' radars on commercial trucks, right at the 318 mph definitional upper limit of F5), taken a bit earlier on near Amber OK -- when, compared to how it was by the time it reached Moore, it was both obviously larger (well over a mile wide) and evidently stronger (based on comparable radars, and also per spotter observations and pictures indicating that it actually weakened and then reorganized in slightly less massive/intense form after the time of my new signature pic but before it entered the more populated areas on the south side of metro Oklahoma City)
for any who might be interested, there is a full-sized version of my new signature pic -- the 5th in the following sequence of the initial organization and probably the max development of what ultimately became the great Moore tornado:
first, re my now retired signature pic, my apologies -- it was recently made much larger at its source, with no change in its url -- so that accordingly, that now much larger pic will remain in all the posts I ever made with that pic in my signature -- I've always known that that pic, as a pic, sucked; I used it anyway because I'm in it with the one probable F6 tornado that I've ever seen in person in the background -- and now this revoltin' development -- again, sorry
re my new signature pic -- it is a picture of the 5/3/99 Moore OK tornado (winds measured in/near Moore by two perfectly-positioned DOWs, those 'Doppler on Wheels' radars on commercial trucks, right at the 318 mph definitional upper limit of F5), taken a bit earlier on near Amber OK -- when, compared to how it was by the time it reached Moore, it was both obviously larger (well over a mile wide) and evidently stronger (based on comparable radars, and also per spotter observations and pictures indicating that it actually weakened and then reorganized in slightly less massive/intense form after the time of my new signature pic but before it entered the more populated areas on the south side of metro Oklahoma City)
for any who might be interested, there is a full-sized version of my new signature pic -- the 5th in the following sequence of the initial organization and probably the max development of what ultimately became the great Moore tornado:
Greensburg, KS - 5/4/07
"Eternal vigilance is the price of Liberty."
from John Philpot Curran, Speech
upon the Right of Election, 1790
F6
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