Join SpaceX in a new role on our launch weather team from Starbase, TX for the most unique and exciting meteorologist job in the world.

This is one of the most unique and high-impact meteorology roles in the world. You’ll work in launch control making real-time, go decisions that directly support higher launch cadence for Starship — the largest and most powerful rocket ever built — and help make humanity multi-planetary.

Apply to join our team to ramp up Starship launch operations at all of our current and new launch sites, support Falcon and Dragon operations, and more.
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The eyewall of Typhoon Champi just missed Guam, but surely some major storm surge occurred nonetheless. And a square eye… the most frightening of eyewall shapes.

Lisbon in the spring

Fujifilm X-T30 III really pulls its own weight

This is the aerospace-maritime crossover I love to see 🐬 🚀

Waves of low level fog rolled through Starbase this morning after Booster lift, what a sight

Advection fog along Jacksonville Beach is really putting on a show this evening

Never thought I’d say this… but the aurora is visible from Starbase!
@NWSBrownsville

I have a new career as a paranoid hand model

Bounce flight around @SpaceX #Starbase as final preparations are conducted before Orbital Flight Test 2

Anticrepuscular rays!

Flying in the weather is more fun for a meteorologist

Finally some safe and spicy weather in Miami to play around in

Another view of a second spout 10 minutes later

Neat fairweather waterspout over Biscayne Bay this morning! @NWSMiami

@DBrownie23 Here's the same cloud from Kendall!

@EricBlake12 @TTrogdon @BMcNoldy @JohnMoralesNBC6 @AngieNBC6 @GigEm12_Steph @islivingston @philklotzbach @DBrownie23 @RMolleda @JulieDurda Ooof.

@MiamiDadeCounty @DCFCU You may want to update the logo on your advertisements. This is a southern hemisphere cyclone!

@MiamiDadeCounty I didn't know we were in the southern hemisphere #backwards

KAMX RADAR picking up the exhaust from cars on I75 in a very stable atmosphere on this clear, cold morning over Miami #Weather #42F