Record hagel nabij Wichita
Nieuw hagel record in Kansas
De hagelsteen (zie foto's hieronder), die op 15 september rond 18 uur in de buurt van Pawnee en 119e Street in West Wichita viel, kan de grootste hagelsteen ooit zijn die in de staat Kansas gevallen is. De hagelsteen had een diameter van 19.7 centimeter en een omtrek van 39.4 centimeter. De hagelsteen woog ongeveer 0.6 kilo. De omtrek en het gewicht werden officieel gemeten 15 uur nadat de hagelsteen viel. Het vorige record stond op naam van Coffeyville. Daar werd destijds (op 3 september 1970) een hagelsteen van 14.5 centimeter in diameter gemeten en had een omtrek van 44.6 centimeter.
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De hagelsteen (zie foto's hieronder), die op 15 september rond 18 uur in de buurt van Pawnee en 119e Street in West Wichita viel, kan de grootste hagelsteen ooit zijn die in de staat Kansas gevallen is. De hagelsteen had een diameter van 19.7 centimeter en een omtrek van 39.4 centimeter. De hagelsteen woog ongeveer 0.6 kilo. De omtrek en het gewicht werden officieel gemeten 15 uur nadat de hagelsteen viel. Het vorige record stond op naam van Coffeyville. Daar werd destijds (op 3 september 1970) een hagelsteen van 14.5 centimeter in diameter gemeten en had een omtrek van 44.6 centimeter.
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Zeg maar dag tegen je nieuwe auto / schuur Woeste hagel zou het niet echt bepaald fijn vinden om die op m`n hoofd te krijgen ....
allways in the mood for some thunder and lightningTwitter Stevenwesselink
Weer liefhebber/fotograaf/weeramateur Raalte Overijssel
Weer liefhebber/fotograaf/weeramateur Raalte Overijssel
Hier enkele dopplerbeelden van die dag en storm report.....
Radar image at 549 pm. Baseball and larger hail was occurring in the dark pink and purple areas.
Radar image of a supercell moving into Cowley County and two in Greenwood County.
Radar image of doppler wind velocities. Strong rotation occurs where bright red and green are close together. One supercell is north of Winfield and two are in Greenwood County.
Radar image of a supercell in Greenwood County.
Radar image of velocity showing the strong rotation on between Severy and Climax in Greenwood County.
Radar image of the bow echo as it approached Labette County with strong straight line wind damage.
Radar image of velocity of the bow echo as it approached Labette County. The bright colored red shows the strongest wind speeds approaching Labette County.
Summary of Most Significant Severe Reports
Large Hail:
•7.75 Inch hail near Pawnee and 119th, Wichita
•Multiple reports of grapefruit sized hail (4 Inches)
•Multiple reports of baseball sized hail (2.75 inches)
Tornadoes:
•7 miles west of Derby, Sedgwick County
•6 miles east of Clearwater, Sedgwick County
•1 mile east of Mulvane, Sumner County
•2 miles north-northwest of Severy, Greenwood County
•8 miles north of Winfield, Cowley County
•3 miles northwest of Burden, Cowley County
Damaging Wind:
•80 MPH (estimated) in Winfield, Cowley County
•76 MPH (measured) in Mulvane, Sumner County
•72 MPH (measured) in Cherryvale, Montgomery County
•70 MPH (estimated) in Fredonia, Wilson County
•66 MPH (measured) in Parsons, Labette County
Radar image at 549 pm. Baseball and larger hail was occurring in the dark pink and purple areas.
Radar image of a supercell moving into Cowley County and two in Greenwood County.
Radar image of doppler wind velocities. Strong rotation occurs where bright red and green are close together. One supercell is north of Winfield and two are in Greenwood County.
Radar image of a supercell in Greenwood County.
Radar image of velocity showing the strong rotation on between Severy and Climax in Greenwood County.
Radar image of the bow echo as it approached Labette County with strong straight line wind damage.
Radar image of velocity of the bow echo as it approached Labette County. The bright colored red shows the strongest wind speeds approaching Labette County.
Summary of Most Significant Severe Reports
Large Hail:
•7.75 Inch hail near Pawnee and 119th, Wichita
•Multiple reports of grapefruit sized hail (4 Inches)
•Multiple reports of baseball sized hail (2.75 inches)
Tornadoes:
•7 miles west of Derby, Sedgwick County
•6 miles east of Clearwater, Sedgwick County
•1 mile east of Mulvane, Sumner County
•2 miles north-northwest of Severy, Greenwood County
•8 miles north of Winfield, Cowley County
•3 miles northwest of Burden, Cowley County
Damaging Wind:
•80 MPH (estimated) in Winfield, Cowley County
•76 MPH (measured) in Mulvane, Sumner County
•72 MPH (measured) in Cherryvale, Montgomery County
•70 MPH (estimated) in Fredonia, Wilson County
•66 MPH (measured) in Parsons, Labette County
Citaat van Verwijderde_gebruiker_01, dinsdag 21 september 2010, 21:10 uur
Radar image of doppler wind velocities. Strong rotation occurs where bright red and green are close together. One supercell is north of Winfield and two are in Greenwood County.
Die vind ik wel erg mooi. Duidelijk zeer sterke rotatie (violet naar lichtgroen) in deze HP-Supercell. Geen wonder dat er zo'n grote hagel kon vallen daar. | Gewijzigd: 21 september 2010, 21:15 uur, door Onweerfreak
Radar image of doppler wind velocities. Strong rotation occurs where bright red and green are close together. One supercell is north of Winfield and two are in Greenwood County.
Die vind ik wel erg mooi. Duidelijk zeer sterke rotatie (violet naar lichtgroen) in deze HP-Supercell. Geen wonder dat er zo'n grote hagel kon vallen daar. | Gewijzigd: 21 september 2010, 21:15 uur, door Onweerfreak
