EDITOR’S NOTE: The SPC upgraded sections of the south to a Moderate Risk. Details here! Good morning, everyone. Just a quick update after the overnight and early morning data was processed. The Numbers It looks like there is still a very real threat for severe weather. Here is a look at the Severe Weather Worksheet. The “Big 4 AVG” is… Read more →
EDITOR’S NOTE: The SPC upgraded sections of the south to a Moderate Risk. Details here! (Editor’s Note: I’m currently battling a fever and did this while taking cold medicine, please be understanding of typos) As a deepening area of low pressure develops across parts of eastern Texas and moves across Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, and eventually into Georgia, the threat… Read more →
Here is an update from the Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma: DAY 1 CONVECTIVE OUTLOOK NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK 0701 AM CST TUE FEB 02 2016 VALID 021300Z – 031200Z …THERE IS AN ENH RISK OF SVR TSTMS OVER PARTS MS…AL…TN…KY…AND SRN IND… …THERE IS A SLGT RISK OF SVR TSTMS SURROUNDING THE ENH AREA…FROM THE CNTRL… Read more →
Looking at the latest model data as well as the trends, it appears that the chance for showers, storms and some severe weather appears to be right on track with previous forecasts – with a slight shift. The a deepening area of low pressure moves from SW Kansas and into SW Wisconsin, it will open the door for thunderstorms to… Read more →
I’ve been approached by a handful of people curious about the forecast next week for the southeast. They ask if I’ve heard that next week looks like the Super Tuesday Outbreak back in 2008. And while, sure, there are some things that look similar, I think it may be a bit premature. Here are a few lists of the Top… Read more →
