From the the past 100 years at the observatory site.
In late 2009 Beau moved into the home and observatory. This web-site was built in order to allow others to share in the weather experience. Visitors can view live weather data from atop the hill. There are also tower cams available for viewing, streaming NOAA Weather Radio, streaming emergency management information, a weather blog that discusses weather at the site, interactive weather radar, forecasts, and other data. Beau also has several other web-sites with weather photography, historic storm reviews, and breaking weather news.
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One of the many weather views from on top of the hill where the observatory is located. View to the W/NW.
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View to the south from on top of the observatory.
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Summer of 2009 – under construction.
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Beau with the tornado shelter built into the foundation of the house.
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Watching the clouds roll by. On top of the observatory. Fall of 2009.
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A peaceful fall afternoon. Landscaping begins.
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Beau’s mother also grew up on the farm site. This photo was taken in the late 1940s after a snowstorm.
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Beau’s mother – Judy Verbarg builds a snowman.
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A light dusting of snow falls on the observatory site. 1940s.
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Beau’s grandfather pulls his mother on a sleigh. Photo taken in the late 1950s.
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One of the barns located on the farm. Photo taken in the 1940s.
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Beau’s mother sits beside one of her dogs. 1940s.
