31K views · 547 reactions | Path of Hurricane Matthew as modeled by the GFS. Animation shows surface wind velocity. Once the animation reaches 2016-10-04 12:00 UTC, it starts using *forecast* data, so the actual path Matthew takes over the next five days will very likely be different. (Note: times are shown in UTC, not the local timezone). | earth.nullschool.net | Facebook

Go to earth.nullschool.net to check out a great animated map of weather visualization on a worldwide scale. Created by computer programmer Cameron Beccario, it features tools for visualizing wind, humidity, total cloud water and mean sea-level pressure, among others. | UN Climate Change

Happy New Year! This animation shows a full, one year time lapse animation of surface winds from Jan 1, 2018 until Jan 1, 2019. The data come from the National Weather Service's GFS numerical weather model (https://www.emc.ncep.noaa.gov/index.php?branch=GFS). Blue colors represent slower winds. Greens and yellows are faster winds. Streamlines show the direction of the wind in each frame of the animation. This animation took 48 hours to render as 3,000 individual frames encoded to video. See YouT

Possible track sa Bagyong Tino basi sa windy.com app | RPN DXKS Surigao