It looks like another round of severe thunderstorms are headed toward the souther Ohio River Valley, parts of Kentucky, Tennessee and Alabama. Scenario As a cold front associated with an area of low pressure swings through the Ohio, Tennessee, Kentucky area the threat for severe weather is possible. The bulk of the severe weather potential will be from Lexington, Kentucky… Read more →
Reed Timmer at it again…
Sometimes, Reed Timmer is about as good as it gets…
Apparently the 06z GFS has pulled a quick U-turn on the 0z projections. And it has gone one step closer to – of all things – December for the high plains.
This is the suggested precipitation type for Monday, March 25, 2013 across the Texas panhandle and the rest of the region in the afternoon.
And yes, blue means snow.
The GFS computer weather model suggests high temperatures in the low 30s on Monday and Tuesday.
Not sure how long this projection will hold. Keep in mind at about 10-12 days out these forecast models are still relatively inconsistent . But if it holds, talk about a far cry from where Amarillo will be today.
The zonal / west-northwest flow pattern that’s set up across much of the US will spark an opportunity for showers and thunderstorms – some severe – on Saturday for southern Virginia and northern North Carolina. Cities like Raleigh and Greensboro, NC and Roanoke, VA should keep an eye to the sky tomorrow. The catalyst for the thunderstorm chances are a few disturbances… Read more →
