Graphs comparing a normal day’s solar radiation levels in Key Largo to the day of the partial #SolarEclipse. A Pyranometer is one of six environmental sensors that are mounted on the Theiss Tower.

Incredible drone footage of a violent tornado shot by Team Dominator today. A close up look into the structure of a multi-vortex tornado from a vantage point never seen before. This video will be studied by the weather community for many years to come.

#HurricaneBeryl vs Buc-ee's Beaver sign. #hurricane #Freeport #Texas Jonathan Petramala

INSIDE THE CALM EYE of Hurricane Beryl near Matagorda, Texas. The lowest barometric pressure we recorded is 982mb. The forecasters National Hurricane Center did an incredible job tracking #Beryl from its formation east of the Lesser Antilles, before striking Jamaica and smashing into the

I believe this jaw dropping flow / storm surge is counter surge from Matagorda Bay squeezed into the channel between Sargent Beach and the main land. This is incredible flow velocity over the main road out of Sargent. Potent backside of Hurricane Beryl

Congratulations WxChasing- Brandon Clement and Jonathan Petramala for such an amazing accomplishment. I’ve had a few double Hurricane intercepts in my career but never a trifecta, just Wow !! This is very hard to achieve and only possible with a long track Caribbean cruiser like #Beryl and the extreme

Intercepting the intense outer bands of #Debby on my way out of the Florida Keys in route to document the landfall of #HurricaneDebby tomorrow morning.

The Theiss Wind Tower in Key Largo measured a peak wind gust of 46mph with this intense outer band. The center of #Debby is over 275 miles away.

This has been a tough chase filled with flash flooding, limited road network, trees down, road blocks and wobbles. I decided to stay away from the immediate coast so I don’t get trapped early and loose mobility to position into the eye. I’m now in route to the coast near

Pressure Update: After waiting for Hurricane #Debby to completely make landfall and then getting into the centroid of the eye, inside the very center, we measured a low pressure of 979.9mb in Tennille, Florida. National Hurricane Center

Intercepted the eye of #HurricaneDebby near Steinhatchee, Florida. The lowest barometric pressure measured was 979.9mb at 7:10am eastern time. National Hurricane Center

Watch the video until the end, the extreme wind blast lasts for about 20 seconds just before breaking into the tiny calm eye and measuring a low barometric pressure of 942mb in Charlotte Harbor, Florida.