I think Mother Nature has a case of the Monday’s. Either that or she is too tired clean up Old Man Winter’s mess. Why should she? What has he ever done to salvage anything? The next time a blizzard save’s a life, it will be the first. Marital bickering aside, today will be cold! Not blizzard-worthy, but still cold for… Read more →
From start to finish… a complete look at a supercell’s life-cycle. Cool stuff!
Wow, it’s cold this morning! After a few flurries and some sticking snow last night across the northern tier of the Texas panhandle and across the Oklahoma panhandle – clear skies let all of the heat from yesterday radiate into the atmosphere. Temperatures range form the single digits to the low 20s this morning across the high plains. Temperatures will… Read more →
Footage from 1974!
During a few of the forecast write-ups I’ve touched on the “cap of warm air aloft” as something that hinders thunderstorm development. But what is it? How did it get there? How does it stop thunderstorms from forming? Well, it’s very cool stuff. There are a few – quite common – ways for a “cap” to inhibit thunderstorm development. The… Read more →
