Unique atmospheric dynamics have aligned across the Great Lakes region this morning. As the day carries into the afternoon the development of strong to severe storms is likely. In case you don’t frequent the Storms Prediction Center website here is a snippet from the forecast this morning. SEVERAL FACTORS APPEAR TO BE COMING TOGETHER FOR A TORNADO OUTBREAK ACROSS THE… Read more →
If you live across the high plains and enjoy clouds, rain chances and the possibility for severe weather – today is your lucky day! For today, mostly cloudy with hit-and-miss showers and storms across areawide. Best bet for rain – and severe weather – is to the east and southeast this afternoon and evening. Highs will glide into the 70s… Read more →
The Storms Prediction Center is tracking the potential for severe weather across the Eastern New Mexico, and the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles. They have categorized it as a “marginal severe threat” that may “persist this afternoon across the srn and cntrl high plains.” The latest: Watch Unlikely. Details: http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/2013/md1718.html
The Latest: Watch unlikely, details here: http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md1699.html
Get the umbrella ready, things are about to get soggy. The setup that gave Kansas nearly 900-percent of its average rainfall is shifting – so to speak – south and moving into parts of the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles. That is a broad generalization, but rain chances are increasing over the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles. For today, widely scattered showers… Read more →
