I know it feels like forever since the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles have received any rainfall. While it hasn’t been THAT long in the grand scheme of things it has been almost two full months since we received .10″ of rain or more. Seriously. Our last rainfall of .10″ or more was March, 8th. In fact, since the Blizzard of… Read more →
Climatologically speaking late April means better chances for showers and storms across the high plains. So as a few disturbances move across the Texas panhandle, it’s important to keep an eye to the sky. Almost each of th next seven days shows the potential for a shower or storm. Quick Breakdown Today: Mostly cloudy conditions will prevail. Teh sun will… Read more →
A strong cold front continues to barrel south and east across Texas this morning. It will continue to bring markedly cooler weather to places li Dallas, Midland and Austin. But its not just Texas. Oklahoma City was around 70 degrees at this time yesterday morning – this morning, just 35. In Wichita, it is the same story. Yesterday morning they… Read more →
Here are a few clips from storm chasing on 4/4/13.
As a early spring system rolls through the high plains it going to feel more like winter than spring. Most recently, the latest computer weather models have come into better agreement with the track of the storm, but there are still a few discrepancies. Here is a look at what some of the weather models are suggesting Legend: Light Blue… Read more →
