MD 0067 CONCERNING HEAVY SNOW FOR EASTERN CO…WESTERN KS MESOSCALE DISCUSSION 0067 NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK 0245 PM CST MON FEB 01 2016 AREAS AFFECTED…EASTERN CO…WESTERN KS CONCERNING…HEAVY SNOW VALID 012045Z – 020045Z SUMMARY…HEAVY SNOW WILL EXPAND IN COVERAGE LATE THIS AFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING OVER PARTS OF EASTERN CO AND WESTERN KS. DISCUSSION…LATEST WATER VAPOR LOOPS SHOW… 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 →
MD 0066 CONCERNING SEVERE POTENTIAL…WATCH UNLIKELY FOR SRN CA COASTAL AREAS MESOSCALE DISCUSSION 0066 NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK 0240 PM CST SUN JAN 31 2016 AREAS AFFECTED…SRN CA COASTAL AREAS CONCERNING…SEVERE POTENTIAL…WATCH UNLIKELY VALID 312040Z – 312315Z PROBABILITY OF WATCH ISSUANCE…5 PERCENT SUMMARY…SOME THREAT FOR A FEW STRONG TO DAMAGING WIND GUSTS WILL EXIST THROUGH 00Z ALONG THE… 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 →
Looking at the latest model data this morning, I wanted to take some time to give a heads up to everyone about the latest details with the forecast, as well as give you a better idea about what the CIPS Analogs mean. Recall that the CIPS Analogs isn’t a model, necessarily, but instead takes the model data and compares it… Read more →
