As we move through February and into March, severe weather season is beginning for sections of Dixie Alley. In another month or so, the southern plains will be tracking the dryline daily. We ask that if you ever picked a time to keep an extra eye on the forecast, this is the time of year. From February to June. But… Read more →
Reading a Skew-T chart is really easy once you get accustomed to the layout. It is just like reading a line graph, only part of the chart is at an angle. Really, you only need to worry about two lines. The red line is the temperature line, the green line is the dewpoint. When they are really close together like… Read more →
I received an email from one of the engineers at the television station I work for recently about a way some people react to a thunderstorm that really, really scared me. It was in the second paragraph. Actually, it was the second paragraph. It read: “They turn off their televisions when the weather gets bad.” Apparently, turning your TV off… Read more →
A detailed look at the severe weather setup for Saturday, January 3, 2015.
