A team of eight from the Texas Tech National Wind Institute (NWI) left Lubbock around 6:30 a.m. on Wednesday on their way to the Louisiana coast in order to research Hurricane Delta. trib.al/JCmBptE

Investment in adaptive hurricane measurement networks allows us to continue to provide superior Hurricane wind field analysis and forecast products. Our partners from Texas Tech University Hurricane Research Team and UF Engineering deploying observing stations ahead of #HurricaneDelta

A look at our instrument array as of this morning in advance of #HurricaneDelta #lawx #ObservationsLeadTheWay

#OTD in 1975, the Edmund Fitzgerald sank in a violent storm on Lake Superior. Learn more: vlab.ncep.noaa.gov/web/nws-herita… #NWS150

It's almost embarrassing to be in this profession anymore and be associated with these armchair "socialologists" who post 7-day snowfall totals from a raw model output and post it on social media. I have had, no joke, over TWO HUNDRED (200!!!) messages about next week's system.

Nobody: Midwesterners: i can’t wait for our first big thunderstorm

Decided to put what I learned in Purdue EAPS SPOTTR to use, thanks to @tornatrix and Daniel T. Dawson II. While everyone was up near Amarillo, TX we captured this east of Hale Center, TX at 4:20pm CST. Short lived. Followed cell to the edge of the caprock, produced more but out of line of sight.

Pretty cool write-up on our long running field project at Texas Tech University in hurricanes at landfall. So many have contributed to this project over the years. NWI Texas Tech University Hurricane Research Team TTUResearch today.ttu.edu/posts/2021/10/…

A long journey through the years is reflected in this article. The Legacy of the Hurricane Research Team texasmonthly.com/promotion/the-…

Dust Storm approaching Texas Tech last evening. Peak mesonet wind gusts for the Dust Storm: 79 mph Slaton, 77 mph Sundown, 70 mph Abernathy, 65 mph Roaring Springs, 58 mph Ralls.#txwx NWS Lubbock

Thanks ⁦NWI⁩ for the support and remembering WTM had its 20th anniversary in 2020. #ttu #txwx

Give a warm Carolina greeting to our newest meteorologist Lauren Warner. Originally from Illinois, Lauren brings skills in severe weather research to our staff here at NWS Wilmington.

We started Comstock station today and then got a special tour of Painted Canyon. #txwx

Comstock mesonet is half way done. Great teamwork WTM. #txwx

New Latest Observation page now online! #txwx #nmwx #okwx

Beautiful sunrise and changing leaves at Palo Duro while performing maintenance at our sites on the rim and floor of the canyon. #PaloDuro #mesonet

New station constructed and available to view in Val Verde County, TX along the Rio Grande River! Special thanks to NWS Lubbock for assisting! #mesonet #txwx

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COMING SOON! Precipitation history page will be released later this week. Here is a sneak peak at the products that will be provided for each station.