I decided to have some fun today while waiting for things to develop in northwest Texas…
Amarillo bites the dust
Post by Nick Lilja – KAMR NBC 4.
Nick Lilja
Nick graduated from Oregon State University in 2008 with a Bachelor of Science in Earth Science with an emphasis in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences. He then earned a Master's from Syracuse University in 2011 in Broadcast & Digital Journalism.
All the while he has been on the air in multiple states. Now, though, he calls Mississippi home and is the Chief Meteorologist for WDAM, a local television station, and works part time as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Southern Mississippi teaching a course in meteorology.
Severe weather threat shifts to southeast Monday
Good morning again, everyone. We are tracking another opportunity for severe weather as we move through the day today and into the afternoon. Take a preliminary glance at the current surface observations and a quick look at the short-range RAP computer weather model, I think that we could see another violent day across the southeast in parts of Mississippi, Alabama,… Read more →
Severe weather possible for Great Plains, Southeast Sunday
(UPDATE 3:30PM) It looks like afternoon storm initiation is getting moving across parts of east Texas, southern Arkansas and northern Louisiana. We’ve decided to leave our tornado threat graphic alone today since it was issued at 6:00am. So far it is still holding true. (ORIGINAL 7:30AM) First, having a severe weather plan is important. Especially on days like today. And… Read more →
Tornado Chasing: Why are we here?
Mid-South weather turning *full* south, severe weather likely
The threat for severe weather will shift east on Sunday as the system that is keeping the South Plains on edge today will give Missouri, Arkansas Louisiana, Illinois, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Alabama a reason to keep the NOAA Weather Radio handy. In fact, the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) is using the word “outbreak” in the discussion describing the severe weather… Read more →
